Kylie Minogue announces new album and biggest tour in a decade

The tour will kick off in her home country Australia in February, before swinging through Asia and the UK.

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The 13 tracks on Tension II will be released on 18 October, with the global tour kicking off in her home country Australia in February, before swinging through Asia and the UK.

In a statement, the pop icon said she is "beyond excited" to be "celebrating the Tension era and more" with fans.

"There will be a whole lot of Padaming," she said, a reference to her viral, Grammy-winning 2023 single Padam Padam.

Twenty dates have been announced so far, but Minogue said more are coming.

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