Later this year, Australian pop princess Kyle Minogue will perform in her first Las Vegas residency.
The Grammy-winning musician shared the information on Instagram and X, the website that replaced Twitter, on Friday.
She is scheduled to perform a three-month stint at the opulent Las Vegas hotel The Venetian Resort in the club Voltaire, which is decorated in a cabaret-style.
The first shows will begin in November, and tickets will go on sale in August.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the 17-time ARIA Award winner exclaimed that she “couldn’t be more excited” at a press conference announcing the residence in Los Angeles.
According to Entertainment Weekly, Minogue had been organizing these performances for three years.
“To finally be able to say, yes, I am doing a show in Vegas and to be at Voltaire at the Venetian Resort, it’s just, it’s such a good match,” she exclaimed.
Despite having sold more than 80 million records worldwide, it will be Minogue’s first residency.
Since its May release, Padam Padam has received over 44 million global streams and entered various top 10 lists all over the world.
Tension, her sixteenth album, is scheduled to be released in September.
“Empowered dance floor bangers and sultry pop cuts” were combined, according to Minogue, in the new album.
In contrast to my prior two albums, there wasn’t a “theme” on this one; instead, she said, “it was about finding the heart or the fun or the fantasy of that moment and always trying to service the song.”
In Las Vegas, Minogue will play alongside fellow Australian Keith Urban, who is currently completing his residency at Caesars Palace.
