Kylie announces UK shows
The singer plans New Year gigs
Kylie Minogue has announced two UK dates in early 2007.
The dates will follow the November and December 2006 dates of her Australian ’Showgirl – Homecoming’ tour.
The Australian dates were rescheduled from last year due to her cancer diagnosis.
Minogue will play the first date of the tour on November 11 at Sydney Entertainment Centre.
According to a statement the shows will "differ" to the ’Showgirl’ gigs she played in 2005.
The 2007 UK dates are:
London Wembley Arena (January 2/3)
Tickets are due to do on sale at 9am on July 21.
For ticket availability go to NME.COM/gigs.
Meanwhile it has been revealed that Minogue has recently been back in the studio working on new material for possible release next year. She has also been strongly linked with a headline slot at next year's Glastonbury festival, having been forced to pull out because of her illness in 2005.
The dates will follow the November and December 2006 dates of her Australian ’Showgirl – Homecoming’ tour.
The Australian dates were rescheduled from last year due to her cancer diagnosis.
Minogue will play the first date of the tour on November 11 at Sydney Entertainment Centre.
According to a statement the shows will "differ" to the ’Showgirl’ gigs she played in 2005.
The 2007 UK dates are:
London Wembley Arena (January 2/3)
Tickets are due to do on sale at 9am on July 21.
For ticket availability go to NME.COM/gigs.
Meanwhile it has been revealed that Minogue has recently been back in the studio working on new material for possible release next year. She has also been strongly linked with a headline slot at next year's Glastonbury festival, having been forced to pull out because of her illness in 2005.
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