Kesha says he keeps the crew in the haunted house during the tour: “They love it.”

Kesha knows how to make her tour a memorable one for the crew.

The musician talked about what it was like during her tour when she promoted her new supernatural show, “Conjuring Kesha,” on Sirius XM’s “Andy Cohen Live.”

When Cohen asked if she had visited a supernatural place in Los Angeles, Kesha admitted that she had never been there, but she often looks for them during the tour.

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“So when going on tour, this isn’t necessarily about LA, but when going on tour, the bands and dancers seem to be” stay in W, “and I said,” No, we’re going to Amarillo, Texas. And we are staying in a haunted brothel [inaudible]”And they seem like,’You’re so annoyed,'” she recalled.

Making the place they stay memorable was only part of the “road trip” experience for the artist.

“But I love it because it’s basically going on a road trip. When I go on a tour, I go on a road trip,” she explained. “And I’m a really good friend like all the crew. So I like to camp all of us and look for aliens or stop by haunted brothels.”

Cohen wondered if her dancers knew what they were signing up for. Kesha assured him that he was part of her contract.

“I’ve had dancers with me for 12 years, Honey, if they didn’t like it. They might have gone,” she said. “They love it because I’m a crazy motherf car.”

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When the singer talked more about being a “crazy motherf car,” he compared himself and her family to the Kardashian family rioters, but was the “Hillbilly family rioters.”

“I love having a family. We’re like Hillbilly’s Cardassian,” she joked. “Hillbilly, it’s the essence that you can take a girl out of Nashville, but you never rob my Hillbilly soul.”

Cohen joked that her “Hillbilly Soul” was part of the “Desperate Housewives” tagline if she had attended a reality show.

More seriously, Kesha revealed that he was following the news that the Supreme Court had overturned the Roe v. Wade case.

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“I think it’s especially pride. It was the first time I talked about it. It happened the day I played at Stonewall, but we were self-governing and safe and protected in this country. I don’t think everyone will rest until they feel they are, “she shared. “And you know, I don’t want to leave being a festive month, but we really are, we need, we are brothers and sisters of each other in this, Everything we need to stand up to each other up to us feels protected. “

Cohen hosts Sirius XM’s “Andy Cohen Live” on his exclusive Sirius XM channel Radio Andy on Mondays and Wednesdays.