Kylie Minogue wants to start work on a new album when she is in Las Vegas performing her residency.

The 55-year-old pop sensation only released her 16th studio record Tension in September - an album of euphoric, empowered dance floor bangers and sultry pop cuts - but is already eager to begin work on her next LP in-between her 'More Than Just A Residency' shows that kick off on November 3 at the The Venetian. She will perform tracks from Tension, alongside many of her greatest hits including "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" and "All The Lovers".

Minogue told the Billboard Pop Shop podcast: "How I feel about it and how I feel about my main co-writers is we've tapped into something that I'd love to explore more.

"I don't think I'll be that fast but I do think I'll start working on it (in Vegas)."

The "Padam Padam" hitmaker - who worked with her favorite music industry figures like Richard 'Biff' Stannard, Duck Blackwell, and Jackson Foote on her latest project - detailed how she has different ways of working with various people.

She said: "I just send them a message, 'incoming, expect blah, blah, blah, turn it into magic if it isn't.

"But I only send stuff that is fit to be sent.

"There's some people I work with - the team I talk about a lot - that I could send something that was terrible, like, 'Here's the idea, just something to get us going.' I would feel comfortable with these people, but not with everyone."

The former 'Neighbours' star recently revealed that she had been giving her "blood, sweat and tears" prepping for her stint in Sin City, but it was "all worth it" for her dedicated fanbase traveling to see her perform in the flesh.  

Minogue said: "Bruises, sleepless nights, all of those things, But the pay-off is the fans. They've got their babysitter, they're taking the time off work, spending their money to come to a show. So the blood, sweat and tears is all worth it."

Listen/Stream Tension by Kylie Minogue here now.