Madonna performs in Las Vegas in May 2019.Photo:Ethan Miller/GettyIt’s time to celebrate — becauseMadonnais going back on the road!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 Europein October with North American dates to be rescheduled.Celebrating the40th anniversary of Madonna’s debut album, the tour will kick off in London in October and will end in Mexico in April 2024, with the North American leg beginning Dec. 13 in Brooklyn.Courtesy of Live Nation“Getting all shows rescheduled was the number one priority. Unfortunately, due to scheduling conflicts a few shows noted below will be canceled,” Live Nation announced in a press release. “Madonna regrets the inconvenience to fans and hopes to make it up to those markets in the future.”The previously scheduled shows that have been canceled and will be refunded are July 27 in Tulsa, Dec. 22 in Nashville, Jan. 15 in San Francisco, Jan. 18 in Las Vegas, and Jan. 20 in Phoenix.Beginning Aug. 29, ticket holders for the previously scheduled Aug. 27 show at Madison Square Garden in New York will be able to purchase tickets for the new Dec. 16 show at the Barclays Center ahead of the public sale for those remaining tickets on Sept. 1.Similarly, ticket holders for the previously scheduled Los Angeles show dates will be able to purchase tickets for the new dates beginning Sept. 1 ahead of the public sale for those remaining tickets on Sept. 5.For those New York and Los Angeles shows, “Ticketmaster will provide all affected fans with a dedicated link and a unique code based on the quality of their previous seat locations to purchase tickets for their specific rescheduled event,” according to Live Nation.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Madonna performing in Colombia in April 2022.FREDY BUILES/AFP via GettyThe original tour dates werepostponedfollowing Madonna’shospitalization in Junefor a serious bacterial infection, which herlongtime manager Guy Osearyconfirmed in aJune 28 Instagram post.“On Saturday June 24, Madonna developed a serious bacterial infection which [led] to a several day stay in the ICU. Her health is improving, however she is still under medical care. A full recovery is expected,” Oseary said in the Instagram post. “At this time we will need to pause all commitments, whichincludes the tour.“The morning after Oseary’s post,PEOPLE confirmed Madonna had returned homeand was continuing her recovery. “She’s feeling better and following doctor’s orders and resting,” said a source close to the singer.She’s since been spotted out and about in New York City — andwith her daughters at the Renaissance Tour. On Aug. 5, Madonnaannounced the new tour dateswere on their way.“Thank you again for your incredible support and patience over these past few weeks!” she wrote. “I’m happy to report that the re-routed tour schedule will be coming in the next few days!”PEOPLE’s Madonna Special Edition.Celebrate Madonna’s incredible career with the new PEOPLE Special EditionMadonna The Queen of Pop,available on newsstands andAmazon.combeginning July 28.
Madonna performs in Las Vegas in May 2019.Photo:Ethan Miller/Getty
Ethan Miller/Getty
It’s time to celebrate — becauseMadonnais going back on the road!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 Europein October with North American dates to be rescheduled.Celebrating the40th anniversary of Madonna’s debut album, the tour will kick off in London in October and will end in Mexico in April 2024, with the North American leg beginning Dec. 13 in Brooklyn.Courtesy of Live Nation“Getting all shows rescheduled was the number one priority. Unfortunately, due to scheduling conflicts a few shows noted below will be canceled,” Live Nation announced in a press release. “Madonna regrets the inconvenience to fans and hopes to make it up to those markets in the future.”The previously scheduled shows that have been canceled and will be refunded are July 27 in Tulsa, Dec. 22 in Nashville, Jan. 15 in San Francisco, Jan. 18 in Las Vegas, and Jan. 20 in Phoenix.Beginning Aug. 29, ticket holders for the previously scheduled Aug. 27 show at Madison Square Garden in New York will be able to purchase tickets for the new Dec. 16 show at the Barclays Center ahead of the public sale for those remaining tickets on Sept. 1.Similarly, ticket holders for the previously scheduled Los Angeles show dates will be able to purchase tickets for the new dates beginning Sept. 1 ahead of the public sale for those remaining tickets on Sept. 5.For those New York and Los Angeles shows, “Ticketmaster will provide all affected fans with a dedicated link and a unique code based on the quality of their previous seat locations to purchase tickets for their specific rescheduled event,” according to Live Nation.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Madonna performing in Colombia in April 2022.FREDY BUILES/AFP via GettyThe original tour dates werepostponedfollowing Madonna’shospitalization in Junefor a serious bacterial infection, which herlongtime manager Guy Osearyconfirmed in aJune 28 Instagram post.“On Saturday June 24, Madonna developed a serious bacterial infection which [led] to a several day stay in the ICU. Her health is improving, however she is still under medical care. A full recovery is expected,” Oseary said in the Instagram post. “At this time we will need to pause all commitments, whichincludes the tour.“The morning after Oseary’s post,PEOPLE confirmed Madonna had returned homeand was continuing her recovery. “She’s feeling better and following doctor’s orders and resting,” said a source close to the singer.She’s since been spotted out and about in New York City — andwith her daughters at the Renaissance Tour. On Aug. 5, Madonnaannounced the new tour dateswere on their way.“Thank you again for your incredible support and patience over these past few weeks!” she wrote. “I’m happy to report that the re-routed tour schedule will be coming in the next few days!”PEOPLE’s Madonna Special Edition.Celebrate Madonna’s incredible career with the new PEOPLE Special EditionMadonna The Queen of Pop,available on newsstands andAmazon.combeginning July 28.
It’s time to celebrate — becauseMadonnais going back on the road!
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 Europein October with North American dates to be rescheduled.
Celebrating the40th anniversary of Madonna’s debut album, the tour will kick off in London in October and will end in Mexico in April 2024, with the North American leg beginning Dec. 13 in Brooklyn.
Courtesy of Live Nation
“Getting all shows rescheduled was the number one priority. Unfortunately, due to scheduling conflicts a few shows noted below will be canceled,” Live Nation announced in a press release. “Madonna regrets the inconvenience to fans and hopes to make it up to those markets in the future.”
The previously scheduled shows that have been canceled and will be refunded are July 27 in Tulsa, Dec. 22 in Nashville, Jan. 15 in San Francisco, Jan. 18 in Las Vegas, and Jan. 20 in Phoenix.
Beginning Aug. 29, ticket holders for the previously scheduled Aug. 27 show at Madison Square Garden in New York will be able to purchase tickets for the new Dec. 16 show at the Barclays Center ahead of the public sale for those remaining tickets on Sept. 1.
Similarly, ticket holders for the previously scheduled Los Angeles show dates will be able to purchase tickets for the new dates beginning Sept. 1 ahead of the public sale for those remaining tickets on Sept. 5.
For those New York and Los Angeles shows, “Ticketmaster will provide all affected fans with a dedicated link and a unique code based on the quality of their previous seat locations to purchase tickets for their specific rescheduled event,” according to Live Nation.
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
Madonna performing in Colombia in April 2022.FREDY BUILES/AFP via Getty
FREDY BUILES/AFP via Getty
The original tour dates werepostponedfollowing Madonna’shospitalization in Junefor a serious bacterial infection, which herlongtime manager Guy Osearyconfirmed in aJune 28 Instagram post.
“On Saturday June 24, Madonna developed a serious bacterial infection which [led] to a several day stay in the ICU. Her health is improving, however she is still under medical care. A full recovery is expected,” Oseary said in the Instagram post. “At this time we will need to pause all commitments, whichincludes the tour.”
The morning after Oseary’s post,PEOPLE confirmed Madonna had returned homeand was continuing her recovery. “She’s feeling better and following doctor’s orders and resting,” said a source close to the singer.
She’s since been spotted out and about in New York City — andwith her daughters at the Renaissance Tour. On Aug. 5, Madonnaannounced the new tour dateswere on their way.
“Thank you again for your incredible support and patience over these past few weeks!” she wrote. “I’m happy to report that the re-routed tour schedule will be coming in the next few days!”
PEOPLE’s Madonna Special Edition.
Celebrate Madonna’s incredible career with the new PEOPLE Special EditionMadonna The Queen of Pop,available on newsstands andAmazon.combeginning July 28.
source: people.com
