Get ready for four decades of Madonna’s hits. On Monday the superstar singer announced dates for “The Celebration Tour,” which according to her site, “will take us on Madonna’s artistic ...

It also marks Madonna’s return to the stage after her more intimate “Madame X Tour” was cut short by the Covid-19 pandemic in early 2020. For “Celebration,” which was initially delayed ...

This comes as the originally scheduled start date for her “Celebration” tour looms closer. Madonna’s longtime manager, Guy Oseary, announced the tour would be paused due to her health scare ...

Madonna’s hotly anticipated Celebration Tour is on pause after the Queen of Pop spent several days in the hospital following a “serious bacterial infection,” according to manager Guy Oseary ...

Update, August 15: More than a month after delaying her Celebration tour because of a bacterial infection, Madonna has set new North American dates. The run will now follow the European leg of the ...

Learn more. LOS ANGELES — Madonna will finally hit the road for her career-spanning Celebration tour this fall, months after she was hospitalized in June. Live Nation confirmed in a news release ...

Madonna battled a bacterial infection in June that caused her to cancel the first leg of the “Celebration” tour in North America. “I forgot five days of my life – or my death.

Madonna’s announcement Monday that her Celebration! world tour will now kick off in October in Europe — with the summer North American dates to be rescheduled following her health scare — is ...

Madonna brought her career-spanning Celebration tour to the Kia Forum for a night ... in your inbox as soon as they publish. Alexandra Del Rosario is an entertainment reporter on the Los Angeles ...