POP star Kylie Minogue has announced her biggest world tour in more than a decade and the release of a sequel to her previous album, Tension.
The 13-track album, Tension II, will be released on February 18. The Australian musician will then kick off the world tour in his home country in February before continuing the tour to Asia and the UK.
In an official statement, Minogue said she was thrilled to be able to celebrate the launch of the new album with her fans.
“We’re going to do a lot of Padaming,” Minogue said, referring to her 2023 Grammy-winning single Padam Padam.
A total of 20 concerts have been announced so far with Minogue promising more concerts to come on the tour.
The 56-year-old musician is experiencing a resurgence after his two singles, Tension and Padam Padam, became successful.
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Last February, Minogue won her second Grammy award, 20 years after her first.
A month later, Minogue won Brit’s Global Icon Awards.
Starting her career in the series Neighbours in 1986, Minogue has successfully produced dozens of hit songs and many awards.
Minoque also performed at the 2000 Sydney Olympics and was awarded an OBE. (bbc/Z-1)
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