Sunrise star Matt Shirvington shocks Kylie Minogue with a big ...

Sunrise host Matt Shirvington has demonstrated his status as a true Kylie fan.

On Monday, the Aussie superstar was stunned when Shirvo showed Minogue the limited edition vinyl of her hit Can’t Get You Out Of My Head from September 2001, which he has kept in mint condition.

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“I delved into my vinyl archive last night … I knew I had this, and I wanted to show you,” Shirvo said, pulling out the 23-year-old record for the singer.

“This is a limited edition, original pressing of Can’t Get You Out of My Head from September 2001.”

Kylie Minogue was left in shock on Monday, after Sunrise’s Matt Shirvington showed her his vinyl copy of Can’t Get You Out Of My Head from September 2001. Credit: Seven

Shirvo requested the hitmaker sign the record for him when she lands down under, with Minogue quick to agree.

“I might steal it. This is amazing. No, I’ll sign it for sure. That is awesome.”

Shirvo showed the superstar the vinyl. Credit: Seven

Minogue has just announced her Tension world tour next year.

The Padam Padam singer, 56, also announced that a “sequel” to her 2023 album Tension, which includes nine new tracks, will be released on October 18.

The Spinning Around singer will kick the tour off in Perth on February 15.

She will then stop in Adelaide (February 18), Melbourne (February 20-21), Brisbane (February 26) and Sydney (March 1-2). The tour then heads to Asia and the UK.

Shirvo asked the singer about the date clash with Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade, with Minogue booked to play Qudos Bank Arena on the same night as the annual event.

“Oh, I don’t know. Did we think about that? Look, Mardi Gras goes all night, so both are possible,” Minogue said, brushing off the clash.

“What this needs is stamina.”

Minogue then let out some secrets about the set list for the new tour saying most of the songs would come from Disco, Tension, and Tension II.

“The set list is always the hardest in the beginning. But I would like songs from Disco, which I didn’t get to tour during COVID time. So, Disco, Tension, Tension II,” Minogue said.

“(But) there will be some of the hits that I can’t not do.

“But, I am definitely leaving some space for (it to be a bit) like a rave. There were sections I did, as far back as 1998, the Intimate and Live Tour, a little something in there I’d like to explore and add that to the Tension tour.”

Minogue spoke about her renewed success in the past year, as hit song Padam Padam rocketed up the charts globally and she enjoyed a residency at The Venetian Resort, in Las Vegas.

“I feel like a lot of people might see what I am doing and say, ‘stuff is possible, stuff is possible’,” Minogue said.

Minogue also performed with Madonna in Los Angeles, joining the US star for as a guest during her Celebration tour.

“We danced around it a few times over the years of working together … and it finally happened,” Minogue said.

“She lost her mother to breast cancer — she knows about my story (Minogue battled breast cancer in 2005).

“On top of that, just being two women who have survived in the industry.

“The crowd went wild, and it was a moment for me. It was all good.”