The 45-year-old has enjoyed a career renaissance in recent years, after her Kitchen Disco series took off during the first Covid-19 lockdown.
Streamed live from her West London house every Friday night, it saw the star perform her favourite feel-good pop anthems, aided by a parade of sequinned dresses, disco balls and impromptu interruptions from her five children.
The series earned her a regular show on BBC Radio 2 and a slot on Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage, which she called “a very special day”.
This year, she has toured Europe, the US and Australia, supporting Nile Rodgers and Take That; and returned to Glastonbury to play Murder On The Dancefloor with Korean DJ Peggy Gou.
Speaking afterwards, she told fans she’d never grow bored of playing her biggest hit.
“Some people are like, ‘You’ve only got one song’, and I’m like, ‘Yes! Fine! That’s totally cool’.”
Her BBC One concert will bookend the traditional fireworks display from London at midnight.
Fans can apply for tickets via the BBC’s Shows and Tours website.
