Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue is back on top of the charts with her catchy new single, Padam Padam.
The singer, 55, is celebrating her new song reaching No. 1 on Billboard’s Dance/Mix Show Airplay Chart this week.
Kylie couldn’t contain her excitement about the feat, sharing a promotional image for her new track on Instagram alongside the news, writing: ‘WOW.’
‘Padam Padam No. 1 U.S. Dance Radio Song!! @Billboard,’ she captioned her post.
The 55-year-old’s new single Padam Padam recently reached a new peak on Australia’s ARIA chart, climbing to No. 19.
Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue is back on top of the charts with her catchy new single, Padam Padam. The singer, 55, is celebrating her new song reaching No. 1 on Billboard’s Dance/Mix Show Airplay Chart this week
It’s the pop star’s first top twenty hit since Timebomb, which peaked at No. 12 back in 2012.
It comes after the addictive track climbed to No. 9 on the UK singles chart.
It’s the first time that the 55-year-old has had a top ten hit in the UK since her collaboration with Taio Cruz, Higher, reached No. 8 in the 2011.
Kylie couldn’t contain her excitement about the feat, sharing a promotional image for her new track on Instagram alongside the news, writing: ‘WOW.’ ‘Padam Padam No. 1 U.S. Dance Radio Song!! @Billboard,’ she captioned her post
She’s also now had a top ten hit in the UK for five consecutive decades – ’80s, ’90s, ’00s, 2010s and ’20s.
Minogue is the only female artist to score a No. 1 album in five consecutive decades in the UK, racking up an impressive 80 million records sold worldwide, 5 billion streams and 8 UK No. 1 albums.
Padam Padam has propelled Kylie into an unexpected late career high, not seen since her Can’t Get You Out of My Head days.
The catchy dance track has become a viral sensation on TikTok and Twitter, racking up millions of views through hilarious memes.
Minogue is the only female artist to score a No. 1 album in five consecutive decades in the UK. Padam Padam has propelled Kylie into an unexpected late career high, not seen since her Can’t Get You Out of My Head days
The beloved songstress addressed her chart comeback on social media in June, thanking fans for their support.
‘It has been an incredible week topped off by being my birthday today and I can’t thank you enough. My heart is bursting with joy so thank you so so much,’ she gushed.
‘What an incredible, another wild turn in my life and my career. Thank you so much for all of your love and support, everyone who has got onto Padam Padam and made this possible for me. I love you, thank you so so much.’
Just last week, it was announced Kylie will be making her way to the Las Vegas strip as she takes up a three-month residency in Sin City, starting in November this year.
Just last week, it was announced Kylie will be making her way to the Las Vegas strip as she takes up a three-month residency in Sin City, starting in November this year
It will be her first performance in North America since 2011 and the residency will take place at The Venetian Resort’s new nightclub, Voltaire.
Speaking to Hello Magazine, Minogue explained why it’s the perfect time in her career for a residency: ‘I think if I had done this earlier in my career it might have been too early. If I’d done it too much later I’d regret it being too much later.
‘Right now, in my life, in my career, it feels like the perfect point, the perfect moment where, I’ve got the catalogue, I’ve got the history, but I’ve also got the drive and the ambition to go so much further.’
The show will reportedly feature not only tracks from her upcoming album, but all of her number one hits such as Can’t Get You Out Of My Head and Spinning Around.
It will be her first performance in North America since 2011 and the residency will take place at The Venetian Resort’s new nightclub, Voltaire. Pictured performing in 2011 in NYC
