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Kylie minogue is honored with the award later this month. (John Nacion/Variety via Getty Images)
Kylie minogue is scheduled to become the eighth woman who won the Aprilsian Performing Association.
“Padam Padam” Hitmaker, who was recently honored with a star, can add another achievement to her success series. APRA is scheduled to honor the prestigious Ted Albert Award for recognition of its contributions to the music industry, and it will only become one of eight women who have ever done.
For the first time, Minogue got a critical praise with a series of visits at the end of the eighties of the last century before presenting an excellent professional revival with “Spinning about” in 2000. After a decades profession, Australian singer dazzled the fans again with the sixteenth studio album, tensionand After it was criminal for a very long time, it finally received its flowers.
On April 30, APRA will present Aussie songs with the TED Albert Award at Hall Melbourne Town Hall during the APRA Awards for Music.
“As one of the largest and brightest Australian stars, Kylie was a clear choice for this award,” said Jenny Morris, APRA president.
“Its achievements over the past four decades cannot be calculated, and we are fully honored to add the TED Albert Prize for Distinguished Services for Australian Music to its wide range of awards.”
Morris concluded by saying: “The Kylie Working Group was the huge and stellar profession as a directive light for many Australian songwriters and artists who looked at it as a beacon of Australian music, and we look forward to seeing what the next chapter will bring in musical greatness!”
Marie Lopez, talent consultant, was the first woman to win the award in 2012, where Judith Durham was recognized the following year as part of researchers. Among the other winners of Lindy Morrison (2014), FIFA Ricopono (2015), Helen Reddy, Joy McCain (2021), and Collen Aironside (2023).
The next prize is followed by Mammoth Two Grammys, Four BRIS Awards, 18 ARIA Music Awards and MTV Music Video Awards.
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