Water Mill - The third annual Watermill Summer Concert will bring together exceptional artists on an outdoor stage at the laboratory for performance founded by Robert Wilson. Rufus Wainwright and his special guest Kylie Minogue, two extraordinary pop voices, will sing together for the first time on Saturday, August 28 at 4:30 p.m. at The Watermill Center. The concert will also include DJ Rachel Chandler who will spin for the guests in between sets.

The Watermill Summer Concert is a one-of-a-kind event in the Hamptons combining the sleek beauty of Robert Wilson's Watermill Center and the breathtaking landscape of the grounds with a live outdoor performance featuring this unique pairing of pop singers. Last year's concert headlined by Wainwright and Norah Jones drew over 700 music lovers. Isabella Rosselini, Elettra Rossellini Wiedeman, Mary-Louise Parker, Angelica Huston, Klaus Biesenbach, Lisa de Kooning, Jay McInerney, Lisa Yuskavage, Lisa Anastos, Yvonne Force Villareal, Dalia Oberlander, to name just a few gathered to experience this once in a lifetime event in support of Watermill and its mission to provide a unique environment for young and emerging artists to explore new ideas and foster their career development.

Co-Chairs include Lisa Anastos, Valerie Boster, Martin Dawson, Amanda Hearst, Shamim M. Momin, and Dalia Oberlander.

Tickets range from $150 to $1000, the latter price including access to a backstage meet-and-greet with the artists after the show.

For tickets go to www.watermillcenter.org or call the Byrd Hoffman Watermill Foundation at 212-253-7484, ext. 18.

The proceeds of the concert will support Watermill's Fall and Spring Residency Program that provides young and emerging artists who embrace avant-garde, multidisciplinary approaches with space and time to explore and further develop their work. The artists exhibit or perform their work for the Hamptons, Long Island, and New York community as part of their residency experience.

About Rufus Wainwright
Affectionately referred to by Elton John as "the greatest songwriter on the planet" and praised by The New York Times for his "genuine originality," Wainwright has established himself as one of the great male vocalists and songwriters of his generation. He has released eight albums and three DVDs to date, as well as appearing on numerous soundtracks and compilations and collaborating with artists including Elton John, David Byrne, Burt Bacharach and the Pet Shop Boys.

Wainwright's latest album is titled "All Days Are Nights: Songs for Lulu." This album includes the final aria from his first opera, "Prima Donna," "Les Feux d'artifice t'appellent" and three Shakespeare Sonnets which Rufus has gorgeously crafted in his very own inimitable style. They are selected from 24 pieces of music that Rufus wrote for a theatrical production with director Robert Wilson in Berlin. His previous album, "Release The Stars," has achieved Gold sales status in Canada and the U.K.

About Kylie Minogue
Twenty-something years at the top of the world's pop charts, a feat only rivaled by Elton John and Madonna. Fifty million records sold, with 50 hit singles and 10 platinum studio albums (plus several compilations, live albums and countless DVDs).

Although her stateside hits have been fewer she's well remembered here for her first hit in 1987 "The Locomotion" (Billboard chart #3 hit), "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" in 2001, a Grammy in 2004 for "Come Into My World" and four additional Grammy nominations.

Kylie was awarded an OBE by Queen Elizabeth II for "services to music" and The "Chevalier de L'ordre des Arts et Lettres" insignia (Knight in the Order of Arts and Letters) for her "contribution to the enrichment of French culture." She's appeared before Royalty in Britain and Europe, received countless gold and platinum discs, sold-out eight record breaking world tours and in 2000 closed the Sydney Olympics.

About The Watermill Center
Watermill is a laboratory for performance founded by Robert Wilson to provide a unique and supportive environment for emerging artists to explore new ideas and foster their career development.

Watermill draws inspiration from all the arts and cultures as well as from social, human, and natural sciences. Watermill is a global community of artists where living and working together among the extensive collection of art and artifacts lies at the heart of the experience. Watermill strives to be a haven for a next generation of artists while supporting their work among a network of international institutions that embrace new interdisciplinary approaches.

Watermill offers a wide range of programs and activities throughout the year. For the well-known International Summer Arts Program, Wilson invites 60-80 artists who come from over 25 countries, 48 countries so far, for four to five weeks of intense creative exploration. There are daily workshops with Mr. Wilson and his collaborators, based on new projects they are developing in all areas of the arts. Residents also develop their own work under Wilson's guidance. A lecture series completes the ambitious programs.

For the Center's Fall and Spring Residency programs, which take place from September to June, a high-profile committee of practitioners in the arts and humanities, including Wilson, Marina Abramovic, Alanna Heiss, Albert Maysles, Gerard Mortier, John Rockwell, Jonathan Safran Foer, Richard Sennett, Nike Wagner and others, selects over 15 groups, individual artists and scholars in residence to workshop their own creations. The residencies are complemented by educational programs with schools and other institutions; public events such as open rehearsals and lectures, seminars and symposia; and tours of the building and grounds.

Founded in 1992, the Watermill Center is a 22,000 square foot facility located on the six-acre site of a former Western Union communication research facility on Long Island's East End.