Australian pop singer Kylie Minogue will release a special 25th anniversary edition of her hit album Fever on November 27, marking two and a half decades since the record launched her into global stardom.
The upcoming release, titled Fever (XXV Edition), revisits the songs, rare tracks, and visual era of the 2001 album that became an international pop phenomenon.
The original release featured 12 tracks, including hit singles such as More More More, Love at First Sight, In Your Eyes, Come Into My World, and her signature song Can't Get You Out of My Head. All 12 original tracks will be reunited on the new anniversary release.
Deluxe tracklist and BRIT Awards mash-up
Rather than reissuing the standard album alone, Minogue is expanding the project with a deluxe format. The Deluxe Edition features a second disc containing era-specific B-sides, extra tracks, and rare remixes from the early 2000s.
Among the extra material is Can't Get Blue Monday Out of My Head, the mash-up of her hit single with New Order's Blue Monday. Minogue performed the hybrid track live alongside the English rock band at the 2002 BRIT Awards ceremony.
Can't Get You Out of My Head vinyl release
The centerpiece single of the album, Can't Get You Out of My Head, remains one of Minogue's biggest commercial triumphs. Upon its 2001 release, the song reached number one on the singles charts in more than 40 countries worldwide.
In 2026, the track achieved a new digital milestone by surpassing one billion plays on streaming services, officially joining the platform's billion club 25 years after its debut.
To mark the achievement, Minogue is issuing a dedicated standalone vinyl release for the track. The special vinyl will include the original recording, an extended version, the New Order mash-up, and a fresh remix produced by South Korean DJ and producer Peggy Gou.
Chart success and Grammy Award legacy
The release of Fever in 2001 followed Minogue's earlier pop comeback with her 2000 album Light Years, cementing her status as an international pop icon. Fever topped the official album charts in both the United Kingdom and Australia, going on to sell more than six million copies worldwide.
Beyond its commercial sales, the era established an influential visual identity defined by futuristic fashion, distinct music videos, and synchronized choreography. The album also earned Minogue her first Grammy Award in 2004, when Come Into My World won Best Dance Recording at the annual American music awards.
Fever (XXV Edition) will be available across formats on November 27.
