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
Hi Tracy, Andrew,
I also noticed the lack of comments/interest on the boards. Even on datalongue there isn't much from the fans, almost as if many of us have moved on from her at this point. I personally wouldn't risk the investment of a ticket for another tour given how poorly her punctuality has been since MDNA Tour forward. She can't help the injuries, but she could have modified the tour early on, less dancing (especially in heels), more focus on the music etc.
The issue of who would sponsor and insure another tour from her is also something to consider.
In the end, the Madame X era probably will be her last 'commercial' phase. If she keeps going down the grill wearing, f-you to her fans attitude of late, I don't know what will be next besides more 'sassy' songs with Bitch in the title, which is her choice, but I probably won't be on board for it.
Posted by: Chris | Wednesday, 11 March 2020 at 09:02 PM
Excellent comments. And I really like the Madame X album by the way but I didn't bother with this tour despite living in reasonable proximity to London. (The sort of distance you'd get home easily IF the show ended at a reasonable time.) She made her attitude abundantly clear on previous tours and I heeded her advice. Even so I didn't expect the tour to be as problematic as it was; she has completely blown her credibility as a reliable professional and it's hard to imagine a promoter wanting to take her on in future. Sad that it's come to this but she has only herself to blame.
Posted by: Andrew | Tuesday, 10 March 2020 at 06:04 PM
@Chris: Another thing I meant to add is how quiet the fan comments have been for this tour. I know we now have M's Twitter, Instagram, etc., but, in the past, whenever M toured the comments were buzzing with life about the tour. If you go back on this Board to when the tour started, hardly anyone has posted about their tour experiences...and the few that have seem to have been underwhelmed.
Posted by: Tracey | Tuesday, 10 March 2020 at 10:36 AM
@Chris: I really can't imagine that anyone other than the most die-hard of fans (Stans?) would risk buying tickets in future. For that is what a Madonna concert has become: a risk. She is just too unreliable, and it is not just the high ticket prices: it is any travel costs, hotels. etc. Moreover, she has a rapidly diminishing fan base. In recent years, Confessions was the only album (I believe) that resulted in an uplift in her career (proven) and attracting new fans (which were lost again from Hard Candy onwards). Even when I went to see Madame X, one of the first questions I was asked by people was whether she did any of "her old stuff". All that said, I think the only way she can make a success of a tour in future is for it to be a proper greatest hits tour - with the songs performed as they were released, not mangled up versions like she did with Hung Up - and with her simply singer, whilst the dancers and back-projections bring the physicality to those amazing hits.
Posted by: Tracey | Tuesday, 10 March 2020 at 10:22 AM
Good comments. I wonder about another tour or even album. This is it for the Live Nation deal. since Madame X wasn't a commercial success, it may not be a given that she will get another contract or deal. That being said, it is possible being free from the confines of traditional contracts she might venture into new musical territory.
It does seem she doesn't have much respect for the fans, she was very punctual at the Girlie Show and Drowned World Tours, but ever since MDNA it has changed. I just can't be out till 1 or 2 for a concert on a weeknight. I work with the public too and have never been late, Cher manages to start on time, so does Morrissey, Aimee Mann, Elvis Costello....the list goes on.
Only time will tell, but I do hope the future is bright for Madonna and her fans.
Posted by: Chris | Saturday, 07 March 2020 at 12:15 AM
Whether these injuries are genuine, or whatever the actual extent of them may actually be (pole dancing and cycling on the Maldives, and dancing around a cake at the end of the Palladium run, would suggest not so bad - I have suffered a knee injury, so I know), I think one of the key issues is M's attitude. Had she not treated fans so appallingly on this tour - the outrageously/ridiculously late start times, the rudeness towards fans, the fact that she does a shorter show yet you still pay the same (top dollar) ticket price - then I think there may have been more sympathy towards M. I was no fan of the Madame X album (and I am still not), but I do think the show is one of the best she has ever done... if only I had not been "treated" to the short version, grrrrrrrrrr. It's a shame she is bowing out - I really cannot imagine there will be another tour, but who knows? - with so much ill-feeling amongst a lot of her fans.
Posted by: Tracey | Tuesday, 03 March 2020 at 05:03 PM