Venue
*Locations may vary by venue, see specific date for details.
**Extent and nature of the tour subject to venue limitations.
***No artist participation included in package.
****Subject to local liquor laws.
*Locations may vary by venue, see specific date for details.
**Subject to local liquor laws.
***No artist participation included in package.
*Locations may vary by venue, see specific date for details.
*Locations may vary by venue, see specific date for details.
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Madonna launched her debut tour in 1985 — The Virgin Tour — in the United States and Canada. Shortly thereafter, she toured the world for the first time, embarking in 1987 in support of Who's That Girl. Over the ensuing four decades, Madonna would ignite the world with the most controversial and dynamic pop shows ever mounted, selling out nearly every tour — in its entirety — in seconds. To date, Madonna has performed about 700 shows across 11 concert tours, generating over $1 billion in ticket sales, and is the highest-grossing female touring artist of all time.
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Madonna has announced The Celebration Tour. The Celebration Tour will be highlighting her unmatched catalog of music from the past 40 plus years, offering a one-of-a-kind experience with special guest Bob the Drag Queen a.k.a. Caldwell Tidicue across all dates on the global tour.
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UPDATE (10/16/23): The first leg of The Celebration Tour in North America has officially kicked off in Europe. See rescheduled dates for the US below.
Madonna’s The Celebration Tour is taking her across the North America, with scheduled concerts in cities including:
2023:
2024:
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase four VIP package options for Madonna’s The Celebration Tour. Select VIP packages will include perks like:
Tickets for the newly-added date in Miami will go on sale to the general public at Friday, February 9 at 10:00 a.m. local time. Presales via Madonna’s Official Fan Club and Citi are also ongoing from Tuesday, February 6 through Thursday, February 8.
Tickets for the rest of The Celebration Tour are on sale now in all markets.
Madonna’s birthday is August 16.
Madonna was born in Bay City, Michigan.
Madonna has won numerous awards and nominations throughout her decades-long career, including several Grammy Awards, MTV Video Music Awards, American Music Awards, and Golden Globes, among others. Some of her most notable awards to date include:
With more than 300 million records sold worldwide, Madonna is one of the most influential female recording artists of all time, and the best-selling female recording artist ever.
Spectacular production! This is definitely one of her best concerts. She’s quite ethereal and youthful, dancing and moving like a woman half her age. It’s a very tight and cohesive show, kudos to her team and to Madonna for an incredibly exciting performance.
Madonna still puts on such a high energy, high intensity performance and the Celebration Tour still delivers. With so many costume changes, complicated choreography, and signing songs from all 4 decades this show is so impressive and was worth the wait. Loved everything about the show and wish I could see it again!
The show was better than expected. The Moody Center needs to do better with rideshare pickup areas and random wifts of the toilets
Excited for this concert, but was disappointed in the end. The long wait in a hot arena was not a good start to such an anticipated event. It just felt disrespectful to fans, especially when you consider the mean age of the audience.
Madonna performed quite possibly the most extravagant (in terms of production) concert I’ve seen. There were a few issues — her well-documented late start time, the tangential monologues, long dance sequences —, and yet the show was a spectacle. Madonna is an icon, knows she’s an icon, and puts on a show that cements her icon status.
very good show, but the sound sounded very distorted. I had to turn on the air conditioning, it was very hot.
The show was fantastic. A truly love work of art. She is like no one else and delivers an emotional and fun show.
I have a lot of respect for Madonna and all she has accomplished. Her music is good and I’ve enjoyed most of it over the years. However, the concert seemed to lack passion and she comes off as very arrogant. Oh, and I can’t forget to mention that it started 2 hours late!
This woman never ceases to amaze me. Great great great concert as I attended 4 shows! Loved the energy! Queen of Pop!
Madonna fans already know she hits the stage at 2 hours past the posted concert start time. She went on at 1030pm and performed until almost 1am. What we weren’t expecting was how hot the Moody Center would be. We received an email stating the artist requested that the arena was hotter than normal. On Sunday night, everyone was sweating and the AC was off. Not sure if she was trying to recreate the sweaty hot club environment of our 20s? But for as much as some people paid for her tickets…a little air circulation would have been nice. We like AC in Texas. It is hot here. She played all the hits and her costumes and dancers did not disappoint. But wear short sleeves and take a fan!
