Madonna has announced a world tour to celebrate more than 40 years of her career.

The Queen’s fans are celebrating. Madonna announced on her social media that she will offer a world tour this year titled “holiday tourto celebrate his 40+ year career that began in 1982 when he released his first single “Everybody” and found his early association with his self-titled debut album in 1983.

With a video posted on his account instagramThe seven-time Grammy Award winner presented this international tour with comedian and actress Amy Schumer, who challenged her, in front of Diplo, Odd Apatow, Jack Black, Lil Wayne, Bob Drag Queen, Kate Berlant, Larry Owens, Meg Stalter and Eric André to carry his music to many countries.

Of course, Madonna I accept the challenge. For this reason, she has legs in North America and Europe in the coming months as the “Celebration Tour” starts on July 15 in Vancouver (Canada) and ends on December 1 in Amsterdam (Netherlands). Reuniting with his audience promises a route for his greatest hits like “Like a Virgin”, “Like a Prayer”, “Material Girl”, “La isla bonita”, “Hung Up” and a few more.

“I’m very excited to explore as many songs as possible in the hope of giving my fans the show they’ve been waiting for,” said the popular “Queen of Pop” in a press release issued by LiveNation, the music production company. tour. .

Madonna’s “holiday tour”: what dates?

Madonna’s world tour will consist of two parts: the first will take place in the US and Canada, and the second – in Europe. Tickets go on sale Friday, January 27 at 10:00 am at madonna.com/tour.

Their concert dates are as follows:

USA and Canada

July 15: Vancouver, Canada – Rogers Arena
July 18: Seattle, Washington, Climate Pledge Arena.
July 22: Phoenix, Arizona – Footprint Center
July 25: Denver, CO – Ball Arena
July 27: Tulsa, Oklahoma – BOK Center
July 30: St. Paul, MN – Xcel Energy Center
August 2: Cleveland, OH – Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse
August 5: Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena
August 7th: Pittsburgh, PA – PPG Paints Arena
August 9: Chicago, IL – United Center
Aug 13: Toronto, Canada – Scotiabank Arena
August 19: Montreal, Canada – Center Bell
August 23: New York – Madison Square Garden
August 24: New York – Madison Square Garden
Aug 30: Boston, MA – TD Garden
September 2: Washington DC – Capital One Arena
September 5: Atlanta – State Farm Arena.
September 7: Tampa, Florida – Amalia Arena
September 9: Miami – Miami-Dade Arena
September 13: Houston – Toyota Center.
September 18: Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center.
September 21: Austin, TX – Moody Center ATX
September 27: Los Angeles – Crypto.com Arena
October 4th: San Francisco, CA – Chase Center
October 7: Las Vegas – T-Mobile Arena

Europe

October 14: London, UK – The O2
October 21: Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis
October 25: Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena
October 28: Stockholm, Sweden – Tele2
November 1: Barcelona, ​​Spain – Palau Sant Jordi
November 6: Lisbon, Portugal – Altice Arena
November 12: Paris, France – Accor Arena
November 13: Paris, France – Accor Arena
November 15: Cologne, Germany – Lanxess Arena
November 23: Milan, Italy – Mediolanum Forum
November 28: Berlin, Germany – Mercedes-Benz Arena
December 1st: Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome

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