Kylie Minogue is weighing up the idea of launching her own Taylor Swift‑style Eras tour.

The 57-year-old icon will celebrate 40 years in pop in 2027, and while nothing is in place yet, she has revealed talks are under way about doing something in the vein of Taylor’s career-spanning concert tour or Madonna’s Celebration jaunt.

“Let’s watch this space. Shimmer dissolve, and she disappears … Yeah, probably,” the Melbourne-born pop princess told Britain’s Heart 90s Breakfast radio show.

“Talking about celebration, it will be such a milestone. I can’t say, I don’t really know yet, but yeah, we’re thinking about it.”

The Spinning Around hitmaker launched her career in 1987 with a cover of the timeless classic The Loco-Motion, leading her to global stardom with legendary songwriting trio Stock Aitken Waterman, before going on to have another huge hit of her own with I Should Be So Lucky that same year.

The XMAS singer was a surprise guest at Madonna’s Celebration tour show in Los Angeles in March 2024. Although they hadn’t spoken about working together since then, Minogue said she would jump at the chance.

“Obviously I would (collaborate with Madonna),” she told People magazine.

“There’s been no discussion, but if it were to happen, that would be great.”

The Padam Padam hitmaker hailed her performance with Madonna at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles as a “humble moment” for her and the “icon”.

“That was an incredible night and an incredible moment. And a lot of people had been waiting a long time, probably including us, but I thought that was just perfect,” she said.

At the show, the two stars surprised fans when they performed Gloria Gaynor’s I Will Survive and Minogue’s noughties hit Can’t Get You Out Of My Head.

“It wasn’t a big choreography. It was just two performers, two women, two people that, without having to say much, you can understand some of each other’s journeys,” Minogue said.

“[We wanted] to lift each other up and celebrate each other.”

On stage at the time, Madonna declared it a “privilege” to perform with Minogue.

“On the subject of survival, I would like to introduce a very special guest who’s going to come up here and sing with me. Her name is Kylie Minogue,” she said.

“Now this is what we call a survivor, OK?

“I’m falling apart. Anyway, it’s a privilege for me to be up here singing with you. You are a fighter, too. God bless you. Never give up. You never did.”