Kylie Minogue has opened up about her newfound sense of confidence and liberation at the age of 56.
On Sunday night’s episode of The Project, the Australian pop star shared her excitement about upcoming shows and the inspiration behind them, hinting at a nostalgic trip through her illustrious career.
Reflecting on her current mental state, Kylie revealed: ‘I feel like, I don’t know, maybe it’s just something that comes with age or things are going pretty well.
‘Inhabiting my body and myself, and that’s quite liberating and I’m enjoying it.’
The Can’t Get You Out of My Head singer’s excitement about her tour was palpable as she delved into her preparations and revealed she’d been diving deep into her music archives.
In doing so, she stumbled upon a memorable performance at Liverpool’s Cream Nightclub in 1994, where she performed a 12-minute version of Confide in Me.
“I came across something the other day… I must have been doing a 12-minute version of Confide in Me and I thought, ‘Could someone have said that’s too much for her? ‘ But no, it was there!” Kylie said with a laugh.
Kylie recalled the hypnotic, trance-like qualities of music from that era, hinting that she plans to bring some of that energy back for her Australian fans.
Kylie Minogue (pictured) spoke about her newfound sense of confidence and liberation at 56
On Sunday night’s episode of The Project, the Australian pop star, 56, shared her excitement about upcoming shows and the inspiration behind them, hinting at a nostalgic trip through her illustrious career.
“There was some music in it that was so hypnotic and trance-like, and I thought, wow, I’m getting some of that back,” she shared.
As always, Kylie’s charm and wit were on full display during the interview.
The pop princess also shared her latest binge-worthy recommendation: the American comedy series Hacks, which she watched during her flight to Singapore.
“Hacks is awesome! OMG the quality is amazing,” Kylie commented before excitedly sharing that she had received a surprise mention on the show.
“Hacks’ name was mentioned to me. It was very exciting!” he added with a playful smile.
Reflecting on her current state of mind, Kylie revealed: “I feel like, I don’t know, maybe it’s just something that comes with age or things are going quite well. Inhabiting my body and myself, and that’s quite liberating and I’m enjoying it.”
Kylie’s upcoming tour promises to be an exciting mix of past and present, as the music icon continues to evolve while embracing the liberating confidence she found in her 50s.
Australian fans can expect a dynamic show filled with iconic hits, hypnotic beats and plenty of Kylie’s signature sparkle.
The Tension Tour 2025 kicks off in Perth on February 15, before moving on to Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney.
The Tension Tour 2025 kicks off in Perth on February 15, before moving on to Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney.
Kylie released Tension a year ago, so her more than three million followers were thrilled to have a brand new body of work so soon after.
After two shows in Sydney on March 1 and 2, the tour moves to Asia and then the UK.
Kylie fans went crazy this week when the singer announced a world tour and her upcoming 17th studio album Tension II.
The album, set for release on October 18, is a follow-up to 2023’s Tension, which received rave reviews from critics.
The two-time Grammy Award winner announced the news of her album with a short montage of photos on Instagram of herself in a flowing white dress on a beach with a funky beat playing in the background.
Kylie teased in the caption: ‘LOVERS… TENSION II… The sequel with NINE new tracks will be yours on October 18th!’