2023 North American Leg To Be Rescheduled
2023 Europe
O2 Arena, London, GB
Saturday 14 October
Sunday 15 October
Tuesday 17 October
Wednesday 18 October
Sportpaleis, Antwerp, BE
Saturday 21 October
Sunday 22 October
Royal Arena, Copenhagen, DA
Wednesday 25 October
Thursday 26 October
Tele 2 Arena, Stockholm, Sweden
Saturday 28 October
Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona, ES
Wednesday 01 November
Thursday 02 November
Lisbon Arena, Lisbon, PO
Monday 06 November
Tuesday 07 November
Accor Arena, Paris, Fr
Sunday 12 November
Monday 13 November
Lanxess Arena, Cologne, DE
Wednesday 15 November
Thursday 16 November
Accor Arena, Paris, Fr
Sunday 19 November
Mediolanum Forum, Milan, IT
Thursday 23 November
Saturday 25 November
Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin, Germany
Tuesday 28 November
Wednesday 29 November
Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, NL
Friday 01 December
Saturday 02 December
O2 Arena, London
Tuesday 05 December
Wednesday 06 December
North America 2023/2024
Barclays Center, New York, US
Wednesday 13 December
Thursday 14 December
Capital One Arena, Washington DC
Monday 18 December
Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, PA
Wednesday 20 December
Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, TN
Friday 22 December
Kia Forum, Los Angeles, CA
Sunday 07 January
Monday 08 January
Acrisure Arena, Palm Springs, CA
Thursday 11 January
Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, CA
Saturday 13 January
Chase Center, San Francisco, CA
Monday 15 January
MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV
Thursday 18 January
Footprint Center, Phoenix, AZ
Saturday 20 January
Mexico City
Thursday 25 January
"Give It 2 Me" is a great song and could have mass appeal, but it doesn't stand a chance in the US and never did. Radio just doesn't care about her anymore. 4 Minutes only got airplay because it had Justin Timberlake. I even heard one DJ call it "Justin Timberlake featuring Madonna."
This just goes to prove how shallow and fake we have become. The rest of the world knows good music when it sees it and doesn't care how old she is.
If she releases "Beat Goes On" that might get airplay because it has Kanye West, but probably not. From a marketing perspective it should have been the second single.
I agree that her videos aren't as provocative as they used to be... but I don't think that has anything to do with her lagging in the US. They are still eye-catching and funky.
For the record, I think Hard Candy is a great album. It has a very different sound from anything out there, and some of the songs, notably "Candy Shop", even sound a little evil. The only song I don't like is "Voices." And "Spanish Lesson" I think is really good, I'm not sure why everyone hates it so much.
Posted by: Daryl | Monday, 30 June 2008 at 01:56 AM
Be patient, the song is gaining solidly at radio, she'll be fine. I think this is the best record of her career, I am very happy with it. Her last 2 have been her 2 best and the 4 slated singles for release (4m, gi2m, bgo and ma) are the best commercial choices even though I feel "She's Not Me" is the best track on the record. I'm shocked by the tepid sales, one would have thought this would have been platinum by now and it's not close. On the other hand, it's still a new release and far from over.
Posted by: Leslie | Monday, 30 June 2008 at 01:33 AM
I agree with Daniel. There should be a way for Madonna fans to get the list of radios with e-mails, links and telephone numbers to contact and request Madonna’s songs.
I think all the people who want to request Madonna songs should send an e-mail to Madonnalicious and Madonna.com and receive a compact and clear e-mail response back, with all the major radio stations in the major markets to contact. All forms of contacting the radio stations(e-mail, telephone and links) should be included, so that Madonna fans could use the most convenient way for them to call the radio stations.
Hard Candy is a great dance album. But some radio stations are just biased against Madonna.
I think some radios discriminate against Madonna because of her magnitude. Radio is nothing compared to what it used to be, and will be nothing without Madonna tracks gracing their airwaves. Madonna will find more channels to market her music, but Radio stations will be nothing without Madonna.
Give it to me is a rocky and edgy dance song with a great stylistic video. I also think that the song’s release video, airplay and all sales formats should be at the same time. Now all come at different times and that is strategically wrong.
Posted by: khosrow | Sunday, 29 June 2008 at 03:00 PM
I think Candy Boy's idea of madonnalicious providing a special column containing the list of major stations in the US so that we fans can vote for the song is a great one. Please madonnalicious and other MADONNA websites: do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Daniel | Sunday, 29 June 2008 at 12:00 AM
Don't get me wrong--I love her!!
But this was a TERRRRIBLE choice of single for the US!!! Why not release "Heartbeat"?! Or "Miles Away"?! Those songs have universal appeal--straight-up beat-driven pop. "Give it 2 Me" is too unique and odd for radio, at least in the States. And she has to know this, music industry veteran that she is. It's very confusing--if airplay is really what she's going for then why would she pick such a risky single?
Posted by: JohntheCraptist | Friday, 27 June 2008 at 12:58 AM
Unfortunately, mainstream US pop has not cared about Madonna for a while. It seems only urban abolescents or tweens have a say in music right now (to the point Brian made about Beyonce and Miley Cyrus) I just got back from a vacation in Europe and I heard Give it to Me on the radio MULTIPLE times while in London, and I have yet to hear it here in the US, which is a shame, because it is my favorite song on the album... I will say, I think part of the problem lies in Madonna's complete lack of creativity in videos as of late. She used to be the queen of the music video, and now she seems to have lost some of her video style.
Posted by: Tomy | Thursday, 26 June 2008 at 10:34 PM
Yes, I agree with Daniel, if there were a more streamlined way to contact these stations, fans would be more aggressive in contacting radio.
Posted by: Dominic | Thursday, 26 June 2008 at 09:02 PM
I have been a die hard Madonna fan since Like a Prayer. This is by far her worst album. It's uninteresting, uninspired and just plain blah. If she wants to top the charts, she needs to be original - not hop on the hip pop train that left the station years ago...
Posted by: Soul Rebel | Thursday, 26 June 2008 at 08:03 PM
I understand...but this song isn't even officially released yet....and madonnalicious reported yesterday that the release date moved back another week. What gives? Why not sync up the release date with video etc?
Posted by: Brian | Thursday, 26 June 2008 at 05:40 PM
I don't know why Madonna or her fans bother with the US anymore... if your name isn't Beyonce or Hannah Montana you're pretty much SOL when it comes to pop radio.
Posted by: MER1978 | Thursday, 26 June 2008 at 03:37 AM
we must support the song... it's one of the best from hard candy, let's make it number 1 in the US and all around the world!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Daniel | Thursday, 26 June 2008 at 01:13 AM
I suggest Madonnalicious should provide a special column (on the top of this website) containing the list of major stations in the US so that fans here could click and vote just like Mariahdaily is doing.
Posted by: Candy Boy | Wednesday, 25 June 2008 at 09:59 PM