Madonna and Kylie Minogue set Friday release date for “Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix)” after WorldPride Amsterdam joint performance

Madonna and Kylie Minogue will release “Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix)” on Friday, Aug. 7, Billboard reported. The new version follows the pair’s joint appearance during WorldPride Amsterdam, where they performed together as part of the international celebration.

Billboard reported that the track was produced by Stuart Price. Price has a long record of work across pop music, and the new mix is being positioned as an updated take on the collaboration that came out of the duo’s joint performance moment in Amsterdam.

The announcement places the release on a specific day ahead of the weekend, with the single scheduled to arrive shortly after WorldPride’s events in the Dutch capital. The timing means the new mix can be marketed immediately to audiences who attended or followed the WorldPride programming.

WorldPride Amsterdam is a multi-day festival that brings large in-person crowds and substantial media attention. A joint performance by Madonna and Minogue at such an event typically draws heightened interest in any subsequent recordings, particularly when the artists tie the performance to a concrete release date.

The “Afterhours Mix” title indicates a club-leaning or late-night treatment of the material, though the scope of any musical differences was not described in the Billboard report beyond the project being produced by Stuart Price and released as a standalone track.

For fans, the Friday release creates a new piece of content to stream, purchase, and share in the days immediately following the live moment. For labels and distributors, a same-week release can help extend audience attention from festival coverage into digital music consumption.

The next step for the artists and their teams is the track’s availability across music platforms and any accompanying promotional rollout tied to the Friday drop, which Billboard indicated is the release date for the new mix.