However, it wasn't just her latest chart-toppers that grabbed the crowd's attention.
Dressed in thigh-high lace-up black boots and tracksuit bottom, the 50-year-old cut a striking figure in her latest style re-invention as she did a raunchy performance of her new tracks।
A hybrid of S & M chic and the gym clothes she is continually snapped wearing, the ensemble was an interesting mix.
But she wasn't the only big star at the Maidstone event.
Headliner Madonna, was joined other established Usher, Nelly and Duffy on the while lesser known bands We are Scientists and Vampire Weekend played the In New Music We Trust stage.
Not content to be out of the limelight, the station's djs also got in on the show-stealing act with antics of their own.
Onstage to present the next band, Kelly Osbourne and Chris Moyles shocked the revellers with a cheeky snog.
Comedy presenter Chris made a lunge for the 23-year-old who went along with the act, laughing it off like a good sport.
One presenter who was more content to take it easy was heavily pregnant Edith Bowman.
The Scottish dj covered up her burgeoning bump in a loose-fitting beige sun-dress, while boyfriend and frontman of The Editors, Tom Smith, who played the In Music We Trust stage.
While the line-up was impressive, reviewers have not been impressed with the performance of main attraction Madonna.
In a savage review The Times wrote she was "sterile" and "soulless" resembling "an embarrassing auntie desperately trying to be hip".
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