KYLIE Minogue has vowed to get down and party with her fans in her most intimate show yet in Las Vegas.
The Spinning Around star will leave the stage to mingle with the audience as the first headliner at the Voltaire nightclub at The Venetian Resort.
The Aussie superstar said she wants to bring a "new intimacy" for audiences, while still offering up her biggest hits in a venue which holds just 1,000 fans.
Kylie's first block of shows - set for November and January - sold out in just a few hours last week. More dates are expected to be announced.
Kylie said: "It is going to present different challenges to a big show and blur some lines.
"I'll be able to be a little bit fluid with the show.
Physically, you've got to get off the stage at some time and Voltaire is offering me that freedom.
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