The pop queen Madonna announced on Tuesday a major world tour to celebrate four decades of her career. The renowned performer will visit 35 cities on the tour, which will start in Vancouver on July 15, 2022, and stop in a number of US towns, including Detroit, Chicago, Miami, and New York, where her illustrious climb to celebrity began.
The “Celebration Tour,” as it is known, is set to take Madonna to several European cities, including London, Barcelona, Paris, and Amsterdam for her last performance in December. In a statement, Madonna stated, “I am delighted to explore as many songs as possible in hopes of giving my fans the show they have been waiting for. The 64-year-old dropped news of the tour in a video that nods to her 1991 documentary ‘Truth or Dare.’
Madonna has released 14 studio albums, won seven Grammy Awards
The Queen of Pop, who will be her tour companion, plays the traditional sleepover game with famous celebs Diplo, Jack Black, Lil Wayne, and Bob the Drag Queen in the video.
The revelation comes days after the pop diva was charged with using her orphanage Raising Malawi as a front for child trafficking and pornography. The Ethiopian World Federation encouraged Lazarus Chakwera, president of Malawi, to launch an inquiry into the “gay and transgender charges regarding the adoption of the Malawian children for probable ‘human trafficking and social experimentation,'” which is when this information became public.
In her 40 years as one of music’s biggest singers, Madonna has released 14 studio albums, won seven Grammy Awards, and released live, soundtrack, compilation, and other records.