Kylie Minogue and Lulu were amongst the performers at the closing ceremony for Glasgow’s 2014 Commonwealth Games.

In a festival-themed event, tents and camping materials decked out Hampden Park as onlookers such as Prime Minister David Cameron watched the sporting event come to a close.

Lulu began the proceedings by singing ‘Shout’, before Deacon Blue took to one of the night’s stages for ‘Dignity’, sparking a social media surge for the group as they performed.

The ceremony also saw the flag being passed on to the city of Gold Coast, Australia, which will hold the next games in four years.

Australia also contributed a number of musical segments to the ceremony, showcasing what they will have to offer at the 2018 games.

Minogue finally took to the stage to perform her 2000 hit ‘Spinning Around’, accompanied by dancers dressed in top hats and as show girls.

Her segment illustrated a story of a typical night out in Glasgow, with the pop princess also singing ‘Into The Blue’, ‘Love at First Sight’, ‘All the Lovers’ and stepping back in time with ‘The Loco-Motion’.

After a costume change, Minogue finished off her set by singing ‘Beautiful’ and ‘Can’t Get You Out of My Head’. One awkward moment occurred when a fan tried to interrupt Minogue’s performance, but was blocked by security.

Dougie MacLean was next on stage singing ‘Caledonia’, before being joined by Lulu, Minogue and other performers for a sing-along rendition of ‘Auld Lang Syne’, which closed the ceremony with an array of fireworks.

This year’s Commonwealth Games marked the largest-ever multi-sport event to be held in Scotland, with athletes competing in events varying across 17 sports.

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