To celebrate 40 years in her musical career, the Queen of Pop has announced The Celebration Tour, which will see her visit 35 cities across North America.
The tour kicks off in Vancouver on July 15 this year and will make stops in cities including Detroit, Chicago, Miami and New York.
The Celebration Tour will continue across Europe through the fall, with shows in London, Barcelona and Paris, and the final show in Amsterdam on December 1st.
The tour promises to follow Madonna’s artistic journey over four decades and pay homage to New York, the place where her musical career began.
“I’m excited to explore as many songs as possible in hopes of giving my fans the show they’ve been waiting for,” Madonna said in a statement.
The 64-year-old Queen of Pop announced the tour in a video that echoes her 1991 documentary Sleeping with Madonna.
In the clip, the singer shares the stage with such famous faces as Diplo, Jack Black, Lil Wayne and Bob Drag Queen, who will follow him on tour.
With seven Grammy Awards and 14 studio albums, as well as live recordings, soundtracks and compilations, Madonna has had an immeasurable impact during her 40 years as one of music’s biggest stars.
Some of Madonna’s hits that have made the Billboard Hot 100 include Vogue, Music, Crazy For You, Like The Virgin Mary, Like A Prayer, Justify My Love, Live To Tell You, and Daddy Don’t Preach “.
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The queen of pop has not been away from music in recent years. His latest song “Hung Up” with Latin rhymes was a collaboration with Dominican singer Toquischa, with whom he maintains a rather controversial friendship. At the end of 2022, Madonna was caught on camera very close to Tokischa and once he even kissed her passionately.
Although there have been speculations about a possible relationship between the stars, both confirm that they are just friends.
This type of episode is not uncommon for Madonna, who at the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards played in one of the show’s most controversial moments by kissing Britney Spears on stage.
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Madonna also ventured into the world of film, winning a Golden Globe for her portrayal of Eva PerĂ³n in Evita, the 1996 film starring Antonio Banderas.
Source: Diario.Elmundo