Kylie Minogue, 56, hints at retirement plans after releasing her new pop single My Oh My
Kylie Minogue has hinted at how she plans to retire.
The pop singer, 56, has teased that she could end her days of fame in Las Vegas after being offered a lifetime residency, according to the Mirror.
She released her new single My Oh My on Thursday and suggested that she is set to release an album and go on tour.
According to the publication, she confirmed that Las Vegas could be where she ends her career, as stars, including Elvis Presley, have chosen to end their careers in a similar fashion.
'They have offered me a lifelong residency,' she said to the Mirror, of Voltaire, part of The Venetian resort, where she played from November 2023 to May this year.
Kylie Minogue, 56, has teased that she could end her days of fame in Las Vegas after being offered a lifetime residency (pictured at the F1 Grand Prix of Las Vegas on November 16, 2023)
She released her new single My Oh My on Thursday and suggested that she is set to release an album and go on tour
'Let's see, I might do the classic and end up there, it was brilliant, the shows got crazier.
'It was what I hoped it would be. It was a cross between a 70s cabaret club and Studio 54 – people got quite wild.'
Kylie recently chatted to The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on Radio 2 about her album after collaborating with US singer Bebe Rexha and Swedish star Tove Lo.
The blonde beauty is likely to perform the track for the first time at BST Hyde Park in London, where she is the headline act on Saturday.
'Anything I've done at Hyde Park, people are in such a good mood. I can't wait,' she said.
The show promises to be a truly special and spectacular evening, featuring tracks spanning her incredible 37-year recording career.
My Oh My, her first new material since the release of Tension in September 2023, features shared vocals with Rexha and Lo and production by the legendary Steve Mac, whose previous credits include Calvin Harris, Little Mix, Ed Sheeran, One Direction, The Saturdays and P!nk.
This year has already seen her named Global Icon at the BRIT Awards, win a Grammy for Best Pop Dance Recording for Tension lead single Padam Padam, attend the exclusive Met Gala, complete her inaugural Las Vegas Residency, perform at WeHo Pride and release Midnight Ride - a collaboration with Orville Peck and Diplo.
According to the publication, she confirmed that Las Vegas could be where she ends her career, as stars, including Elvis Presley, have chosen to end their careers in a similar fashion (pictured in her My Oh My music video)
'They have offered me a lifelong residency,' she said to the Mirror, of Voltaire, part of The Venetian resort, where she played from November 2023 to May this year (pictured in her My Oh My music video)
The Australian star has amassed sales of over 80 million records worldwide, five billion streams and nine UK Number 1 albums.
Her multiple awards include four BRIT awards, two Grammys and two MTV awards. Kylie is the only female artist to score a Number one album and Top 10 singles in five consecutive decades in the United Kingdom.
The actress and singer will lift the lid on her career in music, film and TV in a new book, according to The Sun.
Minogue is said to feel that it is the right time to 'relive some memories' now that she is at the height of her fame after her huge career resurgence with Padam Padam.
The star will work with a ghostwriter on the memoir, which will also give fans insight into her love life.
A source told the publication: 'Kylie is at the pinnacle of her career and now feels like the perfect time to write about her life and relive some memories.
'She'll reveal some new anecdotes and stories and dig out some snaps from her archive.
'She will cover her music, TV and film roles, and of course her love life and the finished product is sure to incite a bidding war among publishers.'
Earlier this year, she earned her second Grammy for Padam Padam and finished her Las Vegas residency at Voltaire nightclub in May where she performed 20 dates.
Minogue described her success in the United States with her residency, titled More Than Just a Residency, as 'a big win for longevity'.
The residency was met with an overwhelming demand for tickets, with the first run of ten shows selling out within hours.
Kylie (pictured at the Met Gala in May) has had an incredible year and career resurgence after soaring to success with her smash hit Padam Padam from her sixteenth studio album
The second set of tickets proved equally as popular as they sold out within 30 minutes of going on sale.
Talking about the show, Kylie previously said: 'The spirit of Voltaire is one of pure, authentic fun.
'It's one I resonate with as a pop artist. My new album Tension is all about the space where the intimate and universal come together and Voltaire represents just that.
'The creative team has designed an environment where people can get up and dance at their tables and revel in the night.
