Kylie Minogue has revealed she is readying plans for a massive stadium show.
Still, the beloved 55-year-old Melbourne born hitmaker remained tight-lipped about the exact location for what she said would be a ‘one-off’ event.
But the pop superstar has been outspoken about her ambition to crack the difficult U.S. market ever since her mega-hit Padam Padam shot up the charts in Europe and .
Kylie made the comments backstage in an interview with The Sun in a break during her recent residency in Las Vegas reported The Music.
‘I don’t know if I am a stadium artist but maybe now is the time to put it on the table. I would love to do that one amazing show and bring it all together,’ she said.
Kylie Minogue has revealed she is readying plans for a massive stadium show. Pictured: The superstar appearing on the U.K. special ‘An Audience With Kylie’ earlier this month
The star said she was thinking about a big scale gig after wowing fans with a surprise performance at Capital’s Summer Time Ball show at the 90,000 capacity Wembley Stadium in the U.K.
‘When I did Capital’s SummerTime Ball I was just there for a couple of songs but I have to admit it did feel good to be in a stadium,’ she said.
She also spoke about her bold ambition to crack the U.S. charts saying it ‘matters a little’ to her.
The beloved 55-year-old Melbourne born hitmaker remained tight-lipped about the exact location for what she said would be a ‘one-off’ event
Back in July the megastar achieved unprecedented success with Padam Padam, which topped the charts in Europe and .
The song has become her first top 10 UK hit as a lead artist since 2010, and Minogue is the first woman over 50 to make BBC Radio 1’s playlist as a lead artist.
Padam Padam was also Kylie’s first-ever top 10 Dance/Electronic song on the US Billboard chart.
Meanwhile, Kylie has been taking a break from her Las Vegas residency with a trip home for a Christmas holiday with her family.
Last Friday Kylie was spotted in Melbourne with her mum Carol.
After more than 30 years living in Britain, where she moved in 1990, Kyle returned back to to be closer to her loved ones in 2021, but she regularly zips overseas for work.
Kylie is enjoying an amazing late career success with her latest album Tension
When asked about rumours she was returning to her home country permanently, Kylie told BBC Radio 2: ‘It is true, I will be basing myself in . I can’t believe the reaction it’s had. I’ve had friends call me.’
Kylie reassured Brits she ‘won’t be a stranger’ and will still visit regularly.
‘Of course I’ve lived here for 30 years. I’m always going to be back,’ she added.
Kylie told friends she wanted to live closer to her family, including her parents Carol and Ron, siblings Brendan and Dannii and nephew Ethan, who are all in Melbourne.