Kylie Minogue has shared a behind the scenes look at what her Las Vegas residency is like during rehearsals.
In a video posed to Instagram, the ‘Queen of Pop’, 55, can be seen stomping down the stage in a black t-shirt and pants as her hit Can’t Get You Out of My Head played.
The Padam Padam hitmaker walked to the front of the stage and danced along to the music.
The space around the stage was empty as Kylie performed in front of her technical crew.
The video then cut to one of the live shows, with Kylie in full makeup and a vibrant red dress doing the same moves while a crowd cheered.
Kylie Minogue (pictured) has shared a behind-the-scenes look at what her Las Vegas residency looks like in rehearsal versus live
The space around the stage was empty as Kylie performed in front of her technical crew. The video then cut to one of the live shows, with the singer doing the same moves to a live crowd
It comes after Channel Seven shared thrilling news for Kylie’s Australian fans.
The network announced it has secured exclusive broadcasting rights for the much-anticipated music extravaganza, An Audience with Kylie.
The special was filmed at London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall and will screen on 7 and 7plus in 2024.
Delving into the 55-year-old’s five-decade journey in music and showbiz, the special offers a reflective glimpse into her illustrious career.
Audiences can anticipate a blend of her latest chart-toppers, such as the Grammy-nominated and ARIA Award-winning Padam Padam, alongside a curated selection of timeless classics from her extensive catalogue.
Crafted as a collaborative effort between Lifted Entertainment, a division of ITV Studios, and BMG, this special marks the newest addition to ITV’s esteemed ‘An Audience with’ series.
Channel Seven has thrilling news for Kylie Minogue’s Australian fans. The network has secured exclusive broadcasting rights for the much-anticipated music extravaganza, An Audience with Kylie
Just a few weeks ago, Kylie took out the coveted Best Pop Release prize at the 37th ARIA Awards for her hit single Padam Padam.
It was first ARIA the hitmaker has taken home in 21-years.
Kylie accepted the award via a pre-recorded message.
‘Thank you so much Australia for this, this is just unbelievable and I’m super super happy,’ Kylie said in the video, which was played back during the ceremony at Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion.
‘I’m only sad that I’m not there with you in person. Have the best, best night and I’m sending you all the love that I can muster.’
Released in May, Padam Padam, became an instant hit for Kylie racing up the charts in the Australia and the U.K. propelling the pop star into an unexpected late career high.
The catchy dance track, which was the lead single off her hit album Tension, become a viral sensation on TikTok and Twitter, racking up millions of views through hilarious memes.
In Australia it was the pop star’s first top twenty hit since Timebomb, which peaked at No. 12 back in 2012.
Kylie took out the coveted Best Pop Release prize at the 37th ARIA Awards recently for her hit single Padam Padam
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