Kylie Minogue Tension Tour With An Asian And American Leg Is Set To Turn Heads forever

Exclusive on inoverted, a rundown of what is in store for this transatlantic world tour by her biggest fan available at this moment except probably Ellektrica, but then hey, she is just... kinda...too fan-ish right?

Kylie has shared my life with me at least that is how it feels for me. Growing up in Northern Europe, the hype around new singles, albums and tv shows or appearances elsewhere were a hype as big as a hype can get. Flops forgiven, Kylie always managed to survive the One hit wonder or Two album Wonder The Hit Factory, a name that will never do justice to the masterful production of Stock, Aitken and Waterman, the producers and songwriters she worked with along the likes of Rick Astley of 'Never Gonna Give You Up' somehow with online views peaking impressively recently caused by a webstorm more recently. S/A/W were on every street on every radio in every disco and on every tv and everywhere else too before the internet happened due to a  the cornyness of the song and managed to grow beyond in the most spectacular way.

It is not the other way round of course. Unless... some of the imaginary virtual realities and screen personalizations that would make you sing 'you can't just let them stay in a bubble, have to let them out.' To quote 'I was gonna cancel.'

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Kylie, the new Tension Tour is your biggest ever! We as fans and those that have longed for so long to be starstruck by seeing a real star from closeby are excited about the Asian dates and the full North American leg of the tour. That must have been a dream since, well, Count The Days...is not it?

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Remember that you may say 'pass' on one of our questions: Why did you ask Anna Vissi to write a song for ypur big comeback album in the early zeros, released after Spinning Around had you comfortable at your number one position in the UK and the continent.

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This question, after us as fans for decades trying to get you in control creatively and vocally as much as possible and having learned recently that this control was actually much bigger than the critics  describing you as a blank canvas gave you credit for. In the video for Lights, Camera Action, the first single from Tension 2 the misic video starts in a control room that looks exactly like Winston Curchill his War Room Cabinet as can be seen in the museum by that name in London. The railroad track briefly shown appears to be a reference to World War II and the holocaust that happened during tjat time. With changes to information and internet this made some of us dealing with neonazism and antizionism or homophobia a visual feat that brings pur attzntion to the fact that we may npt forget the harmful effects of framework and body shopping. or at least it did to Leon. Is this issue after your many gifts and expensive remixes and b-sides as well as your input into the maintainment of your forums on kylie.com and sayhey.co.uk an issue close at heart to you?