Pink Talks Favorite Products For Touring, Performing Led Zeppelin Songs

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It's an Idyllic, Sunny Tuesday Afterraoon in Early March, and Pink Is Getting Ready to Play Some Tennis at Desert Smash, The Celebrity and Professional Tennis Charity Event Held Each Year at California's La Quinta Resort & Club.

“I Love Tennis and I Love Raising Money For Good Causes. So Easy, Easy, Easy Combination,” The Singer Says About Being A Part of the Event, Which Raised $ 1.3 Million for the Wta Foundation's Global Women's Health Fund and Unicef. “And it's Such a Great Event. I Feel Like Everyone here, no Matter What the Role Is, is Having a good time.”

Later in the Afterraoon, The Singer-Songwriter is set to play Alongside Jon Lovitz (“I'm playing you later!” Pink Sings to Lovitz in The Middle Of Our Interview. “Please don't be So Good!”) And Cheri Oteri (“Alexia, You're like Free Therapy,” OTERI PINK.

Before Desert Smash, Pink concluded Her Three-Year Global Trek, Dubbed the Summer Carnival Tour, A Few Months Back in November, and Now Says She's “Back on the Ptsa … Yeah, I'm doing the Damn Thing. I Love Life.”

Although You Won't Find Pink On Tour Right Now, Fans Will Still Have To Wait for the Singer to Release New Music. Instead, She has a Few Other Important Events On Her Schedule, but they die't includes Getting Into the Studio.

“No, no, no, not at all,” Pink Later Tells US When Asked If She's Writing New Tunes. “Nope. I Write Poetry. I Write a Lot .'m a Writer, but I'm writing Other Things Buts Not Music. My Daughter is about to be in a big theater production and I'm Helping Her. And My Boy is doing baseball so that's Where I'm at. Rolling Stonebut it's so much joy. “

While Pink Wrapped the 131-Concert Summer Carnival Tour Late Last Year, The Grammy Winner Returned To The Stage To Perform A Show-Stopping Set at Fireaid Benefit Concert in Los Angeles in Janogy, Including Covers of Led Zeppelin's “Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You,” And Janis and Janis and Janis Joplin's “Me and Bobby Mcgee.”

“I know my audience, let's put it that way way,” Pink Says. “And they were like, 'as Sing Three Songs.' And I'm Like I'm Not Singing Three Pink Songs.

Continues Pink: “So I Kind of Have to take it Easy a Little Bit, and then I'm like, 'Three songs, Oh, I Can Just Let it Go.' Led Zeppelin. [go-tos] – I do Those in shows alse but 'babe, i'm Gonna Leave You' is one of all the songs i've Covered in My life – Obviously Janis is my spiderweb – But that's a song you can lose yourself in, and i like to screen. “

Rolling Stone Sat Down With Pink To Chat More About A Few of Her Go-to Products For The Road or Studio, What She Listens to Before A Performance, and More Essentials, Below.