Madonna’s Tour Postponed due to Hospitalization


Madonna, the legendary singer, is currently in a New York hospital recovering from a “serious bacterial infection.” As a result, her upcoming world tour has been postponed. Madonna’s manager, Guy Oseary, shared this news on Instagram, stating that the infection developed last Saturday, putting her in intensive care for several days. Fortunately, her health is improving, and a full recovery is expected. However, Oseary mentioned that all commitments, including the tour, will be put on hold for now.

The Celebration World Tour was scheduled to begin on July 15 in Vancouver to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Madonna’s breakout single, Holiday. This tour was meant to showcase her remarkable career with 84 arena and stadium shows planned in the US and Europe. Unfortunately, Madonna faced knee and hip injuries during her 2019-20 tour, resulting in show cancellations. She underwent hip replacement surgery in late 2020, according to People magazine. Oseary assured fans that a revised schedule will be announced soon. In January, when Madonna initially announced the greatest-hits tour, she expressed her excitement to perform a wide range of songs and give her fans the show they have been eagerly waiting for. It is worth noting that Madonna’s brother, Anthony, passed away earlier this year, adding to the difficulties she has faced.

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