Pop icon Kylie Minogue has inadvertently revealed plans for a tour in 2027 to commemorate her 40th anniversary in music. During a candid interview with The Sunday Times’ Style magazine, the 57-year-old artist confirmed the milestone tour, stating, “I’m probably not meant to say this, but yes, I am.” This announcement coincides with the upcoming premiere of her three-part Netflix documentary series, KYLIE, which is set to drop on May 20.

The documentary, directed by Emmy and BAFTA Award-winner Michael Harte, known for his work on BECKHAM, WHAM!, and Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie, is produced by John Battsek’s Ventureland. KYLIE offers deep insights into Minogue's life and career, featuring contributions from her sister Dannii Minogue, former Neighbours co-star Jason Donovan, musician Nick Cave, and producer Pete Waterman. The series draws upon extensive personal archives, home movies, and new interviews with Minogue herself.

Among the personal revelations, the documentary addresses Minogue’s 2005 breast cancer diagnosis, as well as the personal losses and public scrutiny she has navigated over five decades in the entertainment industry. Minogue expressed a mix of “excitement and nerves” about the series' release, reflecting on the challenge of recounting such an expansive story. She shared her previous reluctance to participate in a documentary and wondered about its potential impact on how she is perceived by the public, particularly those unfamiliar with her work. The emotional intensity of creating an original song for the documentary’s closing sequence was also highlighted, with Minogue describing the process as