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Kylie Minogue to stage a series of comeback concerts in Melbourne


Australian singer Kylie Minogue will be playing a series of comeback concerts in her hometown of Melbourne. Minogue has headed back to the studio and plans to play live after having battled breast cancer last year:

The pop princess - who is recovering after battling breast cancer for the last year - is planning a string of shows at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena in November.

A source is quoted in Britain’s The People newspaper as saying: “She insists on Melbourne for her family, friends and home town supporters.

“And her people have already pencilled in the dates in November - the height of summer Down Under - to guarantee a booking.”

The singer - who was forced to cancel several dates of her sell-out ‘Showgirl’ world tour after she was diagnosed with the disease last May - is already practicing for the concerts.

Manager Terry Blamey said Kylie, who got the all-clear from cancer four months ago, is “going to come back better than ever”.

Meanwhile, the star is also back in the recording studio.

The 37-year-old said: “I’m feeling much better but I’m taking things slowly. It’s just good to be back. I’ve had a great week in the studio here and things couldn’t be better.

“I’m not sure when my next single is coming out. I’m just working as fast as I can and getting it all done.”

That’s great news for Minogue and her new album is sure to be a hit.

Here she is outside a recording studio on May 11th. She looks so happy! [via]

Written by Celebitchy

Posted in Illness, Kylie Minogue, Music

3 Responses to “Kylie Minogue to stage a series of comeback concerts in Melbourne”

  1. I’m so glad she’s getting better. It started to look bad at one point last year when she was too weak to even see her family for Christmas. Poor Kailie, I hope she’ll have a full recoverly. She looks adorable, btw.

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  2. She looks so happy in these pictures too. It is great to see her making a comeback. That is sad that she couldn’t see her family for Christmas, and thank goodness she’s doing better.

    It seems strange that so many female singers are getting breast cancer. Anastacia, Sheryl Crow, Kylie, Melissa Etheridge, and now Soraya died. Is there anyone I’m forgetting? It’s probably just because it’s so common among women.

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