Madonna has recently unveiled the rescheduled North American dates for her highly anticipated global Celebration Tour, following her hospitalization for a bacterial infection. The iconic singer shared the new dates on her official website the day before her 65th birthday.
The tour will now commence in Europe on the originally planned dates, with the first performance in London on October 14. Madonna will then continue to entertain audiences in Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, Spain, Portugal, France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands before embarking on the North American leg.
Originally scheduled to begin in Vancouver, Canada on July 15, the tour was postponed due to Madonna spending several days in the ICU in late June. Her manager revealed that she had been battling a serious bacterial infection at the time.
Less than two weeks later, Madonna took to social media to provide an update on her health, assuring fans that she was on the road to recovery and becoming stronger. She expressed her concern for her children and her desire to not disappoint her dedicated fans who had purchased tickets for the tour. She also acknowledged the hard work of those who had collaborated with her to create the show, expressing her aversion to letting anyone down.
The statement on Madonna’s website from Live Nation confirms the rescheduling of most of the North American dates, which will take place immediately after the UK and Europe shows. All tickets purchased for previously planned shows will be honored, except for a few exceptions. Due to changes in venue, ticketholders for the Los Angeles and one New York show will need to repurchase tickets. However, they will receive priority for the new venues. Unfortunately, certain shows in Tulsa, Nashville, San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Phoenix had to be canceled due to scheduling conflicts. Madonna expresses her regret and hopes to make it up to the affected markets in the future.
The North American leg of the Celebration Tour will now commence in Brooklyn on December 13 and conclude in Mexico City in April 2024. This extraordinary tour promises to cover Madonna’s illustrious four-decade career, which began with the release of “Everybody” in 1982 and soared to national fame with the hit song “Holiday” the following year. Madonna aims to deliver a show that encompasses as many songs as possible, in order to fulfill the expectations of her loyal fans.
In conclusion, Madonna’s Celebration Tour has been rescheduled with new dates for North America, allowing her to recover from her bacterial infection and deliver an unforgettable experience for her devoted fans. The tour will encompass her remarkable career spanning four decades, showcasing her artistry and passion for music.
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