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Los Angeles - Pink thinks she sings better upside down.
The vocalist has recently been performing without a bungee rope for the first time in four years. The rope was used on 2009's Funhouse tour, which featured a host of acrobatics.
The 33-year-old played London's iTunes Festival this week.
She told The Daily Star newspaper: "This is my first gig in a long while and I didn't know how it would go.
"I do think I sound better upside down. I'm finding it hard remembering the words singing standing up."
'Having a baby doesn't change your attitude'
In between the active gigs a few years ago and her new album The Truth About Love, Pink gave birth to daughter Willow.
The star - whose real name is Alecia Moore - said: "I miss the bungee. I loved all the acrobatics so we are trying to figure out what to do for the next tour, something rad.
"It's amazing to be back. I've been pining for a stage. But having a baby changes the logistics of touring. I don't hang out with my bandmates at the bar anymore."
However she insists motherhood will not alter her personality.
She revealed: "I haven't lost my edge. Having a baby doesn't change your attitude.
"The new album is about love but aren't they all? I wrote it seven months after she was born."
The vocalist has recently been performing without a bungee rope for the first time in four years. The rope was used on 2009's Funhouse tour, which featured a host of acrobatics.
The 33-year-old played London's iTunes Festival this week.
She told The Daily Star newspaper: "This is my first gig in a long while and I didn't know how it would go.
"I do think I sound better upside down. I'm finding it hard remembering the words singing standing up."
'Having a baby doesn't change your attitude'
In between the active gigs a few years ago and her new album The Truth About Love, Pink gave birth to daughter Willow.
The star - whose real name is Alecia Moore - said: "I miss the bungee. I loved all the acrobatics so we are trying to figure out what to do for the next tour, something rad.
"It's amazing to be back. I've been pining for a stage. But having a baby changes the logistics of touring. I don't hang out with my bandmates at the bar anymore."
However she insists motherhood will not alter her personality.
She revealed: "I haven't lost my edge. Having a baby doesn't change your attitude.
"The new album is about love but aren't they all? I wrote it seven months after she was born."
