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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 embarked on The Celebration Tour in 2023-24. The Celebration Tour highlights 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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Madonna’s The Celebration Tour took her across the North America during the following dates:
2023:
2024:
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.
Madonna’s instruction to have the venue hot ruined my experience. It was not an outdoor venue. To make it worse, there’s a huge fire pit effect that she uses that added to the heat for the duration of the show. If you’re not a fan of saunas, be warned. Otherwise, I think I would have loved the show. Her dancers were amazing!
The concert started too late, the heat of the exhaustive place
Just Madonna it is worth it the money that I spent, maybe Kylie Minogue if she is on tour
It was her last show in NA. One of her best performances! As always such a great show. It was stinking hot in Moody Stadium, Austin. I was hot in a tank top. Madonna’s in leather singing & dancing. The ultimate professional & such a trooper. She was probably dying but it didn’t show in her performance.
So much fun! The show was amazing as to be expected. Madonna sounded great and sang so many hits. Her fans are FANATICAL and everyone I saw was having the best time. Yes it was late as usual and hot, but so what? Totally worth it to watch one of the all time greatest entertainers live.
She’s the blueprint and everyone has to see her at least once in their lifetime.
Finally saw Madonna (Louise Ciccone) live in concert last night at the Moody Center in Austin, some 40 years after she burst on to the music scene *way back* when I was in college. Never let it be said that a 65 year-old woman can't still be sexy and seductive! I was glad to know in advance that she typically doesn't hit the stage until about 2 hours after the publicized start time. Also, the Moody Center was a veritable sweat lodge, as she knows well that AC keeps her vocals from being at their peak. But when she finally made her grand entrance, after a rousing introduction by Bob the Drag Queen, she kept us all absolutely mesmerized for nearly the next 2.5 hours. You definitely get your money's worth at a Madonna concert! Such a spectacle! It was as much superbly designed and choreographed performance art as it was a thorough retrospective of her peerless 40-year chain of chart-topping hits. One line she delivered that really stuck with me (and I'm paraphrasing here) was "The most scandalous thing I've ever done has been to stick around (on the music scene) for all this time!" Hoping to see her in concert again when she turns 80! Maybe she can be this generation's Mae West?!
The show was amazing, the venue was not good enough, no air conditioner working at any time, the show was not totally visible at the highest locations.
I can deal with the late start, the heat, and the diva like attitude, but the terrible sound was disappointing and quite frankly awful for someone of her stature.
I have been a fan for 30 plus years. The change in date was acceptable. But starting TWO hours late on a Monday, when normal people have to work on Tuesday, NOT good! No real pre show entertainment. Just waiting. And it was ridiculously hot. Had to leave way early due to the late hour an uncomfortable temp. Epic fail!
The start time for Madonna concerts on this tour are advertised as 8:30 pm, with a caveat in fine print saying the time is not necessarily exact. Well, at 8:30 pm a DJ stood on the stage playing music for an hour. I'm thinking this should be a quick break since there was nothing to breakdown and set up for Madonna's act. However, the audience waited for another full hour before she finally came out to perform. Many of those in attendance exited before the show was over, given it did not start until 10:30 pm (on a weeknight no less). I later learned that this is the norm, not the exception, for her show on this tour. A total lack of consideration by the artist for her fans who shelled out a lot of money for the show.
Madonna outdid herself at this concert. This was our fourth Madonna concert and it was the best one yet! The spectacle of the production paired with her greatest hits was a recipe for an unforgettable experience.
This concert was an experience! It provides an overview of Madonna's journey as an artist. The stagecraft was impressive. I just wish that it would have started sooner.
The Celebration Tour is an entire recap of Madonna's career. If you like anything about her you will love this show. We saw her in Houston and were so blown away we bought tickets for Austin the next day and it was just as good the second time. There are no bad seats as her stage reaches to the back of the floor. Her dancers, staging, light show and other visual effects are the best in the business. You get a concert, a Vegas show and a three ring circus all at once! Really, it's hard to keep up with everything that's going on. At times the entire floor of the arena is alive and the lasers come from all directions - it's actually hard to remember where the main stage was. If you had never heard of Madonna you would still like this show for the visual entertainment. This is a production - not just a singer with a group of dancers. You get your money's worth several times over. It's a long show and she starts late so come prepared - don't expect to start work early the next day. Take a chill pill and enjoy life - if you can't stay up till 1 am - don't go.
If you're a long time Madonna fan, just go! She's incredible live. I have listened to Madonna my entire life and I'm so glad I finally got to see her.
Was so espetacular!!! Im in extasy until now!!! An memory!!!
Concert was very entertaining and everything was real good there
Best two days of my life !!! The show was so good. She not only tells the story of her life. But also story of music. So many icons being payed homage. She really is the queen of pop.
I kept my expectations low, but after seeing MADONNA perform, it was brilliant!! I’m really glad I got to see maybe her last show ever and it happens to have had happened here in ATX. My hometown.
What an amazing show. Madonna is always so creative and innovative. Worth every penny. She gives it all and is just amazing. The best performance artist of our time. You will sing, move and be moved. Cant wait to see her again. Note: don't be mad at late start time - she usually starts 2 hours after the recorded start time of the show. So dont arrive at doors. And she requests a warm room. She has done this for nearly 40 years it's no surprise!
