Kylie Minogue is reportedly planning to continue her Las Vegas residency at venue Voltaire after her first stint was a success.
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The Padam Padam hitmaker completed her first-ever Sin City series, More Than Just a Residency, at the new venue on Saturday, and now it has been claimed the 55-year-old pop idol is to return for another stint with a new album.
"I am excited to be here. We were reminiscing that this is our last show, so we have all been a little emotional today. Let me just say it has exceeded all my expectations," Minogue told the audience at the final show.
"This is the end . . . for this moment. I love you so much - I cannot wait to see you again."
An insider told The Sun newspaper that Kylie has become "a must-see act" in Vegas.
"With a new album on its way, she will be in so much more demand. But Voltaire and the committed audiences have won her heart over, and she will be a mainstay there."
The publication claims her return is likely to be in 18 months' time, which is November 2025, the same month she started the residency.
The Sun previously reported that Spinning Around hitmaker had been offered a "residency for life" in Las Vegas, after she impressed the boss of the nightclub, Michael Gruber.
"Michael absolutely loves Kylie and doesn't want to lose her," a source said.
"It is the first 'residency for life' where you come and go based on your schedule that has been put on the table in Vegas.
"Usually venues want to lock someone in for a fixed period or have exclusivity when it comes to live shows.
"But when it comes to Kylie, Michael knows he is on to something golden and he's put the offer on the table for Kylie to consider."
Minogue began the stint in November 2023, in support of her 16th studio album Tension.
Australian Associated Press
