NEW YORK — Madonna will "Take a Bow" with a new tour through North America and Europe starting this summer that will be a "Celebration" of the pop icon’s hits, which include 38 songs in the ...

It also marks Madonna’s return to the stage after her more intimate “Madame X Tour” was cut short by the Covid-19 pandemic in early 2020. For “Celebration,” which was initially delayed ...

The tour kicks off in July. It's official: Madonna's hitting the road. The Celebration Tour, kicking off July 15 in Vancouver, was announced Tuesday morning with a video featuring a star-studded ...

Madonna‘s highly anticipated Celebration Tour is still going on, which means you don’t need to get “Hung Up” yet, as there are still plenty of opportunities see the 65-year-old hit the stage.

Live Nation confirmed new dates for Madonna’s Celebration Tour on Tuesday, a month after the Queen of Pop, 64, announced that her upcoming world tour will launch in Europe in October with North ...

Madonna battled a bacterial infection in June that caused her to cancel the first leg of the “Celebration” tour in North America. “I forgot five days of my life – or my death.

“It’s so great to be home … I mean that in a way that only New Yorkers know,” Madonna, who adopted New York as her hometown in 1978, told the Brooklyn audience present for the North ...

Four songs into Madonna’s long-awaited Celebration Tour and a technical hitch gives her a chance to chat for a little longer than was probably planned. She tells the crowd of her early days ...

The Celebration tour, which was expected to touch on all segments of Madonna's 40-plus year career, was scheduled to begin in Vancouver July 15. With her statement, Madonna shared that the North ...