2019 USA
BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
Brooklyn, NY (17 Dates)
Thu 12 Sep - Brooklyn NY *Rescheduled
Sat 14 Sep - Brooklyn NY *Rescheduled
Sun 15 Sep - Brooklyn NY *Cancelled
Tue 17 Sep - Brooklyn NY
Wed 18 Sep - #citisoundvault
Thu 19 Sep - Brooklyn NY
Sat 21 Sep - Brooklyn NY
Sun 22 Sep - Brooklyn NY
Tue 24 Sep - Brooklyn NY
Wed 25 Sep - Brooklyn NY
Thu 26 Sep - Brooklyn NY
Sat 28 Sep - Brooklyn NY
Tue 01 Oct - Brooklyn NY
Wed 02 Oct - Brooklyn NY
Thu 03 Oct - Brooklyn NY
Sat 05 Oct - Brooklyn NY
Sun 06 Oct - Brooklyn NY
Mon 07 Oct - Brooklyn NY *Postponed
Thu 10 Oct - Brooklyn NY
Sat 12 Oct - Brooklyn NY
The Chicago Theatre
Chicago, IL (7 Dates)
Tue 15 Oct - Chicago IL *Rescheduled
Wed 16 Oct - Chicago IL
Thu 17 Oct - Chicago IL
Mon 21 Oct - Chicago IL
Wed 23 Oct - Chicago IL
Thu 24 Oct - Chicago IL
Sun 27 Oct - Chicago IL
Mon 28 Oct - Chicago IL *
Golden Gate Theatre
San Francisco, CA (3 Dates)
Thu 31 Oct - San Francisco, CA *Rescheduled
Sat 02 Nov - San Francisco, CA
Mon 04 Nov - San Francisco, CA
Tue 05 Nov - San Francisco, CA *
Colosseum
Las Vegas, NV (3 Dates)
Thu 07 Nov - Las Vegas NV
Sat 09 Nov - Las Vegas NV
Sun 10 Nov - Las Vegas NV
The Wiltern
Los Angeles, CA (11 Dates)
Tue 12 Nov - Los Angeles CA *Cancelled
Wed 13 Nov - Los Angeles CA
Thu 14 Nov - Los Angeles CA
Sat 16 Nov - Los Angeles CA
Sun 17 Nov - Los Angeles CA
Tue 19 Nov - Los Angeles CA
Wed 20 Nov - Los Angeles CA
Thu 21 Nov - Los Angeles CA
Sat 23 Nov - Los Angeles CA
Sun 24 Nov - Los Angeles CA
Mon 25 Nov - Los Angeles CA
Boch Center Wang Theatre
Boston, MA (3 Dates)
Sat 30 Nov - Boston MA *Cancelled
Sun 01 Dec - Boston MA *Cancelled
Mon 02 Dec - Boston MA *Cancelled
The Met Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA (4 Dates)
Sat 07 Dec - Philadelphia PA
Sun 08 Dec - Philadelphia PA
Tue 10 Dec - #citisoundvault
Wed 11 Dec - Philadelphia PA
Fillmore Miami Beach
Miami, FL (7 Dates)
Sat 14 Dec - Miami FL
Sun 15 Dec - Miami FL
Tue 17 Dec - Miami FL
Wed 18 Dec - Miami FL
Thu 19 Dec - Miami FL
Sat 21 Dec - Miami FL
Sat 22 Dec - Miami FL *Cancelled
2020 Europe
Lisbon Coliseum
Lisbon, Portugal (8 Dates)
Sun 12 Jan - Lisbon PT
Tue 14 Jan - Lisbon PT
Thu 16 Jan - Lisbon PT
Sat 18 Jan - Lisbon PT
Sun 19 Jan - Lisbon PT *Cancelled
Tue 21 Jan - Lisbon PT
Wed 22 Jan - Lisbon PT *Cancelled
Thu 23 Jan - Lisbon PT
The London Palladium
London, GB (15 Dates)
Sun 26 Jan - London GB *Rescheduled
Mon 27 Jan - London GB *Cancelled
Wed 29 Jan - London GB
Thu 30 Jan - London GB
Sat 01 Feb - London GB
Sun 02 Feb - London GB
Tue 04 Feb - London GB *Cancelled
Wed 05 Feb - London GB
Thu 06 Feb - London GB
Sat 08 Feb - London GB
Sun 09 Feb - London GB
Tue 11 Feb - London GB *Cancelled
Wed 12 Feb - London GB
Thu 13 Feb - London GB
Sat 15 Feb - London GB
Sun 16 Feb - London GB *
Le Grand Rex
Paris, France (12 Dates)
Tue 18 Feb - Paris FR *Rescheduled
Wed 19 Feb - Paris FR *Rescheduled
Thu 20 Feb - Paris FR *Cancelled
Sat 22 Feb - Paris FR
Sun 23 Feb - Paris FR
Tue 25 Feb - Paris FR *Cancelled
Wed 26 Feb - Paris FR
Thu 27 Feb - Paris FR
Sat 29 Feb - Paris FR
Sun 01 Mar - Paris FR *Cancelled
Tue 03 Mar - Paris FR
Wed 04 Mar - Paris FR
Sat 07 Mar - Paris FR *Cancelled
Sun 08 Mar - Paris FR
Tue 10 Mar - Paris FR * Cancelled due to COVID-19
Wed 11 Mar - Paris FR *Cancelled due to COVID-19
What's up people? I saw some excerpts of her tour on YouTube. I'm a pretty fussy person, an old school musician, and never really anyone's "fan" ever - I just support good music when I see it. She did a great job, very class act. Like I said, what's up, people? PS thanks for the good laugh somebody, that said she should reinvent her look and come up with a good album or two. I'm not even going to comment about why that would be funny.
Posted by: Diamond Girl | Friday, 16 August 2013 at 05:54 PM
Her tours are repetative, and the ending to them says it all, a rude cliche... she thinks its "cool" to just disappear and then.... well thats it, just disapear! Its not cool, it comes across as selfish and a bit unfriendly. As for the actual touring, she is over exposed and a bit annoying of late, she is being pushed to fulfill contractual agreements, and her artistry is suffering because of it. There is no creative flair, and i suspect there is no real joy to what she is doing anymore which may explain her total disinterest in promoting MDNA. She probarbly thought it would sell by the millions on her name alone, it didnt, and i think that may be the wake up call she needs! The press have picked up on her cliches too, her repetative garbage that she is feeding her fans, MDNA tour brought nothing new to the live arena, its as if she has leveled, flatlined. I'd like her to go away and think about her place in the world before she and her managers ruin any possibility of a shinning 4th decade. Based on the disasterous reception to MDNA, its lacklustre singles and tour, i'd say she is heading for a slide... and that is a shame. In the UK she missed out on ensnaring a 4th generation to her music, now they are learning about her through her awful tribute act, Lady GaGa! Its hilarious! Its also sad, how the great have fallen, in reality, because of greed.
Posted by: fitsy | Friday, 21 December 2012 at 04:59 AM
I always look forward to reading ngl's posting and I have to say that I agree with him/her. Now i'm a long standing Madonna fan...love her very much but I do feel that she has lost some of the orginality that she first had. With all of the touring that she has done over the past years, since 2001, she has repeated herself on a number of things and looks. I still say that the Blonde Ambition and the Girlie Show tour were two of her best tours....bar none. Not one tour has really come close to the two of them. With the exception of maybe the Drowned World and the Confession Tour no other tour that she as done has really come close to what she had with the Blonde ambition and Girlie Show. I agree with NGL...she needs to regroup and revamp her image a bit. Looking at how things have been over the past 8 years her image has been recycled in some ways. Now don't get me wrong the MDNA tour is incredible, but I do wonder if Live Nation has too much of a hold over her. Anytime you are a part of a big corporation like that there is that added stress that you never had before. I also wonder if Live Nation is using her in some way because they know Madonna is a "cash cow" so to speak. I would like to hear NGl's input on this. Madonna will always be number one in my heart and soul, but she needs to take some time and really get back to what made her...well her. Candy shop was a desperate nod to fitting in with the current music scene. madonna is about reinventing the music scene and going against the grain, not pushing the crap that is already out there. When it comes to going against the grain not one album will ever come close to both like a prayer and erotica. Both albums were both highly genious and both gave us the real Madonna. I think it would be good for madonna if she took a little bit more time before her next tour and really got back to what made her who she is. Madonna didn't even tour as much when she first came out as she does now. I do have to wonder if Live NAtion has a hand in that too. In the 80's and 90's her touring didn't appear to be on a conveyer belt like it does now. It was spontaneous and fun and highly inventive. Now it's almost as if her touring production and image is recycled over and over again, because Live nation knows that she will bring in the cash regardless. The originality and image that madonna had before all of this is not as present. I think the only good nod to how it used to be is the section of the MDNA tour where she appears dressed as a man for Erotic/vogue/human nature. I do wonder how much power and control Live Nation has over the touring aspect of her business.
Posted by: scott | Monday, 17 December 2012 at 03:36 PM
To me it was worth every penny, I love the MDNA tour, it was fantastic, to me her concerts are always an event. I always take the day of the concert off from work to go to a spa for a relaxing day, get ready etc, andthe day after the concert to recuperate since I always party hard during and after the concert. I agree with some of you about maybe touring less frequently, but I might get M withdrawals and even thought I like the MDNA album, I know she can do so much better!!!!
Posted by: Calin | Monday, 17 December 2012 at 02:10 PM
I think Madonna needs to tour less frequently, so it's more special when she does! In the 80's & 90's Madonna only did 3 worldwide large concert tours! Back then, when Madonna finally chose to tour it was a really big deal!!! Madonna used to put on amazing, highly original tours without repetition in terms of outfits, setlist, staging etc. Since 2001 Madonna has done 5.5 looong concert tours- so the magic & anticipation surrounding Madonna performing live has diminished a lot. Yes, I know the money is now all in the touring, but its clear that Madonna has lots of money. Madonna needs to concentrate on making a few decent albums (exploring new territory, with great music videos & promotion)& appear in some movie musicals, reinvent her look/ image & after a number of years then tour again- remember 'absence makes the heart grow fonder'. Sadly, I think 'Live Nation' has got too much control over Madonna and she has to please their demanding schedule.
Posted by: ngl | Sunday, 16 December 2012 at 08:26 PM
not to mention its probably been touring way longer than the other artists tours aswell-8 months!!!!astronomical!!!dont know how she does it ;) xxxx
Posted by: tracy | Sunday, 16 December 2012 at 11:57 AM
@Kelly: agree re: the eye-watering ticket prices. Also, since this tour has been six months long, it is pretty clear it would be a high-grosser. Doncha just love statistics!
@Jojje: agree totally with you, too!
Posted by: Miss Stone | Sunday, 16 December 2012 at 11:47 AM
When you charge those prices, of course it's highest grossing. But it's totally worth it. MDNA was a fantastic tour. I'm sad it's over. Maybe she'll do a second leg.....who knows.
Posted by: Kelly | Saturday, 15 December 2012 at 11:20 PM
Highest grossing but surely the most expensive one to be touring with for the an artist since it's such a big creative production with so many costs. The stage that has to be transported, the dancers, the managements, the skin care specialist etc etc etc. It would be interesting to hear how much M herself gets in her wallet per ticket after all other costs are paid. I would guess Springsteen gets more per ticket because his production costs must be very less expensive. Madonnas tour may most probably be the one with most so called cash flow as well ad highest grossing.
Posted by: Jojje | Saturday, 15 December 2012 at 07:51 PM