Nominations keep rolling in for Kylie Minogue after stunning Brit Awards 2024

Kylie Minogue’s comeback isn’t ending anytime soon, with two more prestigious nominations announced, coming hot on the heels of her BRIT Awards success.

Zoe Smith

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March 5, 2024 - 5:08AM

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The accolades keep rolling in for Aussie superstar Kylie Minogue this year with the latest gong coming after the nominees were revealed for the 2024 Shure Rolling Stone Australia Awards. Minogue makes the list, nominated for the Rolling Stone Global Award, which she will compete for against Tones and I, Troye Sivan, The Teskey Brothers, Dom Dolla, DMA’S, Fisher, Vacations, and Tame Impala.

Shure Rolling Stone Australia Awards will return to Sydney on Tuesday, March 26th with a star-studded party at The Ivy.

Itâ€™s almost time for our annual Rolling Stone Australia Awards!

The nominees were revealed today, with @troyesivan, @kylieminogue and @domdolla earning noms in multiple categories.

Check out the full list of nominees at the link below.https://t.co/xeHIMrD5rQ
— Rolling Stone AU/NZ (@rollingstoneaus) March 4, 2024

The Rolling Stone Global Award category recognises the achievements of Australian artists on the world stage. This award sees Rolling Stone Australia invite the brand’s international editorial teams, including editors from Rolling Stone US and Rolling Stone UK, to vote in the Rolling Stone Global Award category.

Grammy-winning Minogue took to Twitter/X to comment “wow” in acknowledgment of the nod.

Wow wow wow wowwww ðŸ¥¹â¤ï¸âœ¨ðŸ˜ @rollingstoneaus pic.twitter.com/51ak7y0sLI
— Kylie Minogue (@kylieminogue) March 4, 2024

Also announced this week were the Global Awards 2024 shortlist nominees, which celebrate the biggest music stars in 15 categories, reflecting the content aired on Global’s radio stations and on Global Player.

Kylie Minogue’s hit Padam Padam is vying against Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift hits for Best Song.

The winners of the Global Awards 2024 will be announced on-air on Heart and on Global Player on the Friday 22nd March 2024.

KYLIE MINOGUE RAISES ROOF AT BRIT AWARDS

It comes as Minogue was honoured with a Global Icon gong at the 2024 Brit Awards during a star-studded ceremony in London.

The pop icon, 55, received the prestigious award, which comes 35 years after her first Brits nomination, on a night dominated by female artists.

She closed the ceremony at the O2 Arena by performing an energetic medley of her biggest hits.

Kylie Minogue takes to the stage at the BRIT Awards. Picture: Getty Images

The unstoppable Kylie Minogue was in full goddess mode at the Brit Awards. Picture: Getty Images

Kylie Minogue performs on stage during the BRIT Awards 2024. Picture: Getty Images

Kylie Minogue wows the crowd with a showstopping performance. Picture: AFP

Kylie Minogue performs on stage during the BRIT Awards 2024. Picture: Getty Images

The pop icon received the night’s biggest award. Picture: Getty Images

Before collecting her gong, Minogue showed her fun-loving side by performing a “shoey” after being urged on by host Roman Kemp.

Kemp said it would be “amiss” of him to “not go with an Aussie tradition” as he interviewed Minogue at her table.

Kylie Minogue reluctantly performs a “shoey” with Roman Kemp. Picture: Getty Images

“So will Kylie Minogue do a shoey with me at the Brits? If I ask for your shoe, can I do that?” the TV host, the son of Spandau Ballet’s Martin Kemp, asked.

“Do I do this?” Minogue asked the crowd.

Kemp produced a pair of black stilettos and proceeded to fill them with beer.

Ever the good sport, Minogue clinked stilettos with the host and downed the drink in one.

It came as British singer-songwriter Raye blitzed the event, picking up a record-breaking six awards across the seven she was nominated for.

Raye accepts the award for Artist of the Year on stage during the BRIT Awards 2024. Picture: Getty Images

The 26-year-old star, real name Rachel Agatha Keen, won the first gong of the event, Song of the Year, for her hit Escapism, before taking home Album of the Year, the R&B Act award and Best New Artist prize.

Raye also won Songwriter of the Year and Artist Of The Year, the non-gendered award that caused controversy last year after it replaced individual male and female categories.

For her final win of the night, Album of the Year, the London-born star brought her grandmother with her to the podium.

Raye takes her grandmother onto the stage as she is awarded Album of the Year for My 21st Century Blues. Picture: AFP

The star sobbed as she hugged her grandmother Agatha, who was overwhelmed with emotion.

Raye told the crowd: “You just don’t understand what this means to me.”

“I want to thank my grandma for her prayers,” she said. “My grandma was awake until 3am praying for me and my beautiful sisters. I love you so much.”

In a cute touch, the effervescent star changed into a pair of comfortable slippers towards the end of her epic night.

Raye changed into her slippers as the night wore on. Picture: Getty Images

Raye performs on stage during the BRIT Awards 2024. Picture: AFP

British singer-songwriter Dua Lipa wins the Pop Act of the year award. Picture: AFP

Ellie Goulding takes to the stage. Picture: Getty Images

Earlier, Minogue dazzled on the red carpet before receiving her award, which organisers said was “in recognition of her career spanning across five decades as one of the world’s most successful and iconic music stars”.

Kylie Minogue poses on the red carpet upon arrival for the BRIT Awards 2024 in London. Picture: AFP

The pop icon looked exquisite in a strapless black dress with structured skirt. Picture: Getty Images

Kylie Minogue beams on the red carpet at the BRIT Awards. Picture: Getty Images

Recalling some of her famous Brit Awards moments over the years on the red carpet, the star told Sky News UK her iconic 2002 performance of Can’t Get You Out Of My Head “would have to be ultimate - being ejected from a giant CD player.”