Kylie Minogue reveals her upcoming residency in Las Vegas

Kylie Minogue, the renowned singer, is set to perform an exclusive residency in Las Vegas, joining the ranks of other stars like Adele and Celine Dion who have held similar shows in the city. This marks her first return to North America since 2011, making the shows at the Voltaire nightclub in The Venetian a significant event for her US fans.

During a Los Angeles news conference, Minogue shared her excitement about the upcoming Vegas residency, reflecting on her past performances in the city as part of previous tours. She expressed her desire for the Vegas show to capture the essence of her typical performances while offering a more intimate and personalised experience for the audience. The show is expected to feature tracks from her upcoming album “Tension,” as well as her greatest hits like “Can’t Get You Out Of My Head” and “All The Lovers.”

Kylie Minogue, often referred to as the Princess of Pop, has enjoyed immense success throughout her career, selling over 80 million records worldwide and winning numerous awards, including a Grammy and three Brit Awards. Her recent solo hit “Padam Padam” has been a chart success in the UK, solidifying her position as one of only four women to reach the top 10 in five separate decades in the UK.

While Kylie has been highly popular in Europe, Asia, and Australia, her fan base in the US has been more modest. However, her Vegas residency presents an opportunity for her to reach new heights of success in America. The shows are scheduled to start on November 3, 2023, and are anticipated to include about a dozen performances. Tickets for the residency will go on sale on August 9.

For fans in the UK who are unable to attend the Vegas shows, there’s good news. Kylie Minogue will embark on her “Tension” arena tour in 2024, providing another opportunity for her British fans to experience her live performances. With her ongoing popularity and ever-evolving talent, Kylie Minogue continues to captivate audiences worldwide and remains a cherished figure in the music industry.