September 17 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
September 18 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
September 19 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
September 21 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
September 22 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
September 24 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
September 25 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
September 26 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
September 28 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
October 1 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
October 2 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
October 3 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
October 5 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
October 6 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
October 10 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
October 12 – New York, NY @ BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
October 16 – Chicago, IL @ Chicago Theatre
October 17 – Chicago, IL @ Chicago Theatre
October 21 – Chicago, IL @ Chicago Theatre
October 23 – Chicago, IL @ Chicago Theatre
October 24 – Chicago, IL @ Chicago Theatre
October 27 – Chicago, IL @ Chicago Theatre
October 28 – Chicago, IL @ Chicago Theatre
November 2 – San Francisco, CA @ The Golden Gate Theatre
November 4 – San Francisco, CA @ The Golden Gate Theatre
November 5 – San Francisco, CA @ The Golden Gate Theatre
November 7 – Las Vegas, NV @ Colosseum at Caesars Palace
November 9 – Las Vegas, NV @ Colosseum at Caesars Palace
November 10 – Las Vegas, NV @ Colosseum at Caesars Palace
November 13 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
November 14 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
November 16 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
November 17 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
November 19 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
November 20 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
November 21 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
November 23 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
November 24 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
November 25 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
December 7 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Philadelphia
December 8 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Philadelphia
December 10 – Philadelphia PA @ The Met Philadelphia
December 11 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Philadelphia
December 14 – Miami, FL @ Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater
December 15 – Miami, FL @ Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater
December 17 – Miami, FL @ Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater
December 18 – Miami, FL @ Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater
December 19 – Miami, FL @ Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater
December 21 – Miami, FL @ Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater

EUROPE

Jan. 12 2020 — Lisbon, Portugal @ Coliseum
Jan. 14 2020 — Lisbon, Portugal @ Coliseum
Jan. 16 2020 — Lisbon, Portugal @ Coliseum
Jan. 18 2020 — Lisbon, Portugal @ Coliseum
Jan. 21 2020 — Lisbon, Portugal @ Coliseum
Jan. 23 2020 — Lisbon, Portugal @ Coliseum
Jan. 29 2020 — London, U.K. @ Palladium
Jan. 30 2020 — London, U.K. @ Palladium
Feb. 1 2020 — London, U.K. @ Palladium
Feb. 2 2020 — London, U.K. @ Palladium
Feb. 5 2020 — London, U.K. @ Palladium
Feb. 6 2020 — London, U.K. @ Palladium
Feb. 8 2020 — London, U.K. @ Palladium
Feb. 9 2020 — London, U.K. @ Palladium
Feb. 12 2020 — London, U.K. @ Palladium
Feb. 13 2020 — London, U.K. @ Palladium
Feb. 15 2020 — London, U.K. @ Palladium
Feb. 16 2020 — London, U.K. @ Palladium
Feb. 22 2020 — Paris, France @ Le Grand Rex
Feb. 23 2020 — Paris, France @ Le Grand Rex
Feb. 26 2020 — Paris, France @ Le Grand Rex
Feb. 27 2020 — Paris, France @ Le Grand Rex
Feb. 29 2020 — Paris, France @ Le Grand Rex
Mar. 03 2020 — Paris, France @ Le Grand Rex
Mar. 04 2020 — Paris, France @ Le Grand Rex
Mar. 08 2020 — Paris, France @ Le Grand Rex

  • The final two dates March 10+11 were cancelled on March 9 due to the Office of the Police prohibiting all events with an audience attendance of over 1000 in France because of the Coronavirus
  • Madonna performed the full show on March 8 despite ongoing injuries
  • The March 7 show in Paris was cancelled just a few hours before showtime due to ‘permanent injuries’
  • The March 1 show was cancelled on the day due to ongoing and new injuries (from the fall at previous performance)
  • Madonna fell during Vogue at the 4th Paris show (September 27) and cried during the polaroid moment due to severe pain from her injuries
  • On the second show at Le Grand Rex the electricity went out right before ‘Batuka’. Madonna came on stage anyway and sang Elvis’ Can’t Help Falling in Love. Thankfully after 15 minutes the show continued
  • Madonna started her first French show at Le Grand Rex on February 22 at midnight due to technical difficulties. Jean Paul Gaultier was the beer bitch!
  • February 20 + 25 Paris dates both cancelled on February 11. Meaning the first three originally scheduled Paris dates were either postponed or cancelled
  • Full show on February 8 in London with Graham Norton as the beer bitch
  • No beer bitch on February 6 again but Simon & Garfunkel’s ‘The Sound of Silence’
  • Madonna started the show without first section on February 6 explaining due to injuries every second show in a row will be cut. Either that or no show at all. No wig for ‘first’ section.
  • Theater drew curtain on her show on February 5, still she performed ‘I Rise’ together with the audience
  • No beer bitch on February 5 but a-cappella ‘Don’t Cry For Me Argentina’ instead. Andrew Lloyd Webber attended
  • On January 31 Madonna cancelled another two dates on her European Madame X Tour in London: February 4th and 11th, again because of the same injuries
  • Unfortunately she started late on her second night in London (Jan 30) leadig to cutting the first three songs from the setlist and opening with ‘Vogue’. Both ‘Sodade’ and ‘Crave’ had been axed previously
  • Madonna opened her London shows on January 29 to rave reviews, she even started her show at 8.45pm!
  • Opening night in London January 27 got cancelled
  • January 22 show in Lisbon was also cancelled a few hours before showtime, the second show to be cancelled in Lisbon
  • The fifth show in Lisbon was cancelled last minute (January 19) as Madonna was still struggling with her (knee and hip) injuries
  • Final night in Miami (December 22) was cancelled 2 hours before it was supposed to start, no explanation given
  • First London date (Jan 26) postponed to February 16
  • First two Paris dates (February 18/19) were postponed until March 10/11) on November 29
  • All three Boston dates were cancelled due to ‘health reasons’
  • The October 7 date was canceled due to a knee injury, the affected dates were the originally postponed dates (opening night)
  • Both the opening night of Chicago and San Francisco were postponed on October 4
  • The audience was stunned when Madonna came off stage to dance with the audience not once but twice during the show (Medellin and I Rise)
  • Madonna chats to an audience member during the show (mostly front row) known as the ‘beer moment’. The person chosen gets to have a little chat with Madonna (sitting in a chair next to him/her) and exchange beer
  • Reviews were overwhelmingly positive, with even the ever cranky Roger Friedman complimenting the show (it’s a miracle!)
  • Madonna auctions off a selfie polaroid during the show to the highest bidder in the audience. Rosie O’Donnell ‘bought’ the one on opening night
  • The tour opened in BAM NY on September 17, unfortunately started two hours late
  • The tour made the news when Madonna issued a phone and camere ban
  • On August 27 it was announced that the first three dates were either rescheduled and or cancelled. The opening night was changed from September 12 to September 17
  • Madonna had to add more dates to Paris as it completely sold out in the pre-sale
  • Lisbon sold out fairly quickly and a fourth date was added, two more dates were added on Monday May 27
  • Additional U.S.A. cities and dates were announced on May 20
  • Lisbon was announced on May 20, same time the ICON Legacy pre-sale for London was ongoing
  • Paris dates at Le Grand Rex were unveiled on May 16
  • There was a ‘Vogue’ flashmob at the London Palladium to celebrate the mini-residency announcement on May 13
  • London dates at The Palladium were announced on May 13 with ticket request available
  • The Madame X Tour was officially announced on May 6, Madonna’s first ever theater tour
  • The first ad that revealed the title and announcement of the tour appeared in the Sunday edition of the New York Times on May 5

SHOW
Created and directed by Madonna
Jamie King – Creative Producer
Megan Lawson – Co-Director and Lead Choreographer
Damien Jalet – Creative Advisor
Luigi Murenu & Iango Henzi – Creative Consultants
Carla Kama – Associate Creative Producer
Tiffany Olson – Associate Creative Producer
Stephanie Roos – Associate Creative Producer
Al Gurdon – Lighting Designer
Stufish Entertainment Architects – Set Design

BAND
Madonna
Kevin Antunes – Musical Director
Monte Pittman – Guitar
Gaspar Varela – Guitar
Rickey Pageot – Piano, Accordion & Percussion
Jessica Pina – Trumpet & Background Vocalist
Ademiro “Miroca” Paris – Percussion & Guitar
Carlos Mil-Homens – Percussion
Francesca Dardani – Violin
Celia Hatton – Viola
Mariko Muranaka – Cello
Andrea “Munchie” Lanz – Background Vocalist
Dana “Yahzarah” Williams – Background Vocalist

PERFORMERS
Ahlamalik Williams – Dancer
Marvin Gofin – Dancer
Mccall Olsen – Dancer
Baylie Olsen – Dancer
Allaune Blegbo – Dancer
Sasha Mallory – Dancer
Loic Mabanza – Dancer
Daniele Sibili – Dancer
Sierra Herrera-Grey – Dancer
Chaz Buzan – Dancer
Nicolas Huchard – Dancer
Ai Shimatsu – M Stand In

BATUKADEIRAS
Jussara Spencer
Anastacia Carvalho
Edna Oliveira
Jessica Eliane Tavares
Irina Paula Carvalho
Darlene Barreto
Catia Ramos
Antonia Tavares
Keila Cabral
Ellah Barbosa
Iara Xavier Santos
Jacira Duarte
Etelvina “Bianina” Tavares
Idilsa Tavares

CHOREOGRAPHERS
Megan Lawson
Matt Cady
Marvin Gofin
Damien Jalet
Nicolas Huchard
Baylie Olsen
Mccall Olsen
Ahlamalik Williams
Derrell Bullock

ASSISTANT CHOREOGRAPHERS
Nicolas Huchard
Amilios Arapoglou
Sierra Herrera
Allaune Blegbo

COSTUME DEPARTMENT
Eyob Yohannes – Costume Designer
Taryn Shumway – Assistant Costume Designer
Timothy Chernyaev – Assistant Costume Designer
Kenberly Pierre-Paul – Assistant Costume Designer
Mae Heidenreich – Assistant Costume Designer
Aliyah Christmas – Assistant Costume Designer
Amanda Kai Newman– Costume Department Coordinator
Samuel Ososki – Madonna Cutter & Tailor
Michael Velasquez – Tailor
Lisa Krizner-George – Draper
Brandon Brinkley – Shopper / Swatcher
Alexa O’Neil – Shopper / Swatcher
Toni Grant – Shopper
Lucy Gaston – Shopper
Raquel Castellanos – Shopper
Lauren Lau – Shopper & Textile Artist
Joya Cleveland – Costume Accounts
Robert Christie – Illustrator
Cindy Ke – Dressmaker
Teri Lloyd – Dressmaker
Mariana Ivanova – Dressmaker 
Olga Kim – Dressmaker
Darya Fomina- Dressmaker
Izabella Litvak – Dressmaker
Anthony Garcia – Staff Stitcher
Whitney Thayne – Staff Stitcher
Viviana Barraza- Staff Stitcher
Egle Paulauskaite- Staff Stitcher 
Sandra Nieto – Staff Stitcher 
Phillip Rolfe – Staff Stitcher 
Jay McCarroll- Staff Stitcher
Noelle Rasco – Staff Stitcher
Arielle Crawford – Staff Stitcher
Anna Kate Reep – Staff Stitcher
Dan Haggerty- Staff Stitcher
Zunyda Watson- Staff Stitcher
Luis Ferreira – Fashion PA
Aran Simi – Fashion PA
Geraldine Henriquez – Fashion PA
Catherine Goba – Fashion PA

LIVE NATION
Arthur Fogel – Tour Promoter and Producer
Gerry Barad – Associate Promoter
Tres Thomas – Tour Director
Rick Sobkowiak – Tour Accountant and Operations
Colleen Cozart – Production Accountant
Tiffany Hilliard – Assistant to Arthur Fogel
Staci Saari – Ticketing
Cynthia Oknaian – Ticketing
Sherine Sherman – VIP Program Coordinator
Brian Samuelson – VIP Program Coordinator

THE TEAM
Andy Lecompte – Hair Stylist for Madonna
Aaron Henrikson – Make-Up Artist for Madonna
Jean-Michel Ete – Nutritionist
Tarin Graham – Esthetician
Marlyn Ortiz – Madonna’s Trainer
Hind Abdul Jabbar, Rita Melssen – Assistants to Madonna
Jill McCutchan – Tour Manager
Tori Fillat – Assistant Tour Manager
Travis Dorsey – Chef
Natalia Dyduch – Housekeeper
Ricardo Gomes – Social Media
Jeremy Childs – Road Manager
Tony Villanueva – Head Dresser
Diogo Varela Silva – Assistant
Corvette Hunt – Hair & Makeup Supervisor
Kamilah Gerestant – Braider
Justin Heslop – Makeup Artist
Jesse Mikalev – Hair Stylist and Colorist

TOUR CREW
Jason “JD” Danter – Production Manager
Brian Wares – Stage Manager
Mike Morobitto – Theatrical Stage Manager
Emma Cederblad – Production Coordinator
Justin Mcquown – Director of Security
Carla Vagland – Venue Security
Harry Forster – Lighting Director
Oli James – Lighting Crew Cheif
James Jones III – Lighting Tech
Mike Rothwell – Lighting Tech
Dave Baxter – Lighting Tech
Matt Levine – Lighting Tech
Jason “Lew Lew” Lewis – Rigger
Sean Mullarkey – Automation
Rod “Rawd” Van Egmond – Head Carpenter
Allen “A.J.” Haley – Carpenter
Eric Cardoza – Props/Carpenter
Tim Colvard – FOH Engineer
Mike Dean – Audio Consultant
Sean Solymar – Audio Consultant
Demetrius Moore – M Audio Tech
Sean Spuehler – Vocal Mix Engineer
Lauren D’elia – Vocal Mix Engineer
Matt Napier – Monitor Engineer
Alistair “Ali” Viles – RF/Audio Engineer
Lee Fox-Furnell – Monitor Tech
Arno Voortman – Audio System Engineer
Robert “Bongo” Longo – Head Backline Tech (Keys)
Tommy Simpson – Backline Tech (Strings)
Iain “Robbo” Robertson – Backline Tech (Drums/Percussion)
Dan Roe – Programmer
Gemma Daly – Ambiance
Allison Sulock – Video Server Tech
Dany Lambert – Video Projectionist
Heken “Mel” Dykes – Wardrobe Supervisor
Candice Lawrence – Wardrobe
Noriko Kakihara – Wardrobe
Michael Velasquez – Tailor
John Spink – Merchandise

VIDEO CONTENT
Danny Tull – Video Content Director
Nuno Xico – Editor
Russ Senzatimore – Editor
Tom Watson – Editor
Jerry Chia – Editor
Ryan Drake – Editor
Hamish Lyons – Editor

MANAGEMENT
Guy Oseary – Manager
Sara Zambreno – Manager
Danielle Doll – Mgmt. Coordinator
Maria Jose Gutierrez Reyes – Mgmt. Coordinator
Rachel Gordh – Assistant to Guy Oseary
Johann Delebarre – Webmaster

LIVE NATION MERCHANDISE
Bruce Fingeret
Alyssa Tobias
Pete Weber
Ben Rawling

TOUR BOOK DESIGN
Anya Lange

TOUR BOOK PHOTOGRAPHY
Ricardo Gomes
Steven Klein

PARTICIPATING DESIGNERS
Elizabeth Emanuel, Prada, Miu Miu, Burberry, Versace, Paula Rowan (Gloves), Mugler, Agent Provocateur, Francesco Scognamiglio, Fausto Puglisi, Swarovski,  Lilly et Violetta

COSTUMING THANK YOUS
London Fog, Doc Martens, Zana Bayne, Levi’s, Ray Bans, Dsquared, Converse, Adidas, Starter, Arel Studios, John Kristiansen Studios, Mio Design NYC, A Perdifiato, Olivier Theyskens, Carmesi Design Studio, Julia Clancey, Colleen Morris-Glennon, Kurt Geiger, Gaspar Gloves, Johnny Was, Uniqlo, Ann Morin, Jeff Fender, La Bourjoisie, Nicolas Jebran, Altuzara, Studmuffin, Youssef lahlou, In Vogue Studios, Wing & Weft

Madonna Madame X Tour Intimate Concert Experience Announced In Limited Number Of Cities Beginning September 12

Ticket Requests are now being accepted for North American Ticket Purchases

Register now through Friday, May 10 at Madonna.Livenation.com

Citi® is the official credit card of the Madame X Tour

LOS ANGELES, May 6, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Following her incredibly stunning performance at the Billboard Music Awards and the announcement of her highly anticipated new album Madame X available globally on June 14, Madonna, Live Nation and Maverick have announced a series of rare and intimate performances to take place exclusively in theaters, giving fans an opportunity to see Madonna in an environment like they never have before.

The Madame X Tour will kick off September 12th at the BAM Howard Gilman Opera House in New York and will feature multiple nights of shows in each city including performances at the Chicago Theatre, The Wiltern in Los Angeles, the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, the Boch Center Wang Theatre in Boston, The Met Philadelphia and at the Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theatre in 2019. The Madame X Tour will then resume in early 2020 with performances at the Coliseum in Lisbon, the Palladium in London and at the Grand Rex in Paris.

Madonna is the best-selling female solo touring artist of all time and has the highest-grossing concert tour ever by a female artist with her Sticky & Sweet Tour (2008-2009) at $408 million.

Influenced creatively by living in Lisbon, Portugal over the past several years, Madame X is a collection of 15 new songs that celebrate Madonna’s career-long affair with Latin music and culture as well as other global influences.  

Madonna is releasing 5 songs before her highly-anticipated new studio album Madame X debuts globally on June 14th. Following the release of  the empowering ballad “I Rise” and the critically-acclaimed “Medellín,” additional songs to be shared with fans include the infectious pop gem “Crave” featuring Swae Lee and produced by Mike Dean on May 10, the Jamaican dancehall vibes of “Future” featuring Quavo on May 17, as well as the sonically innovative “Dark Ballet” on June 7. 

Madonna’s long-time promoter Arthur Fogel, President – Global Touring and Chairman – Global Music, Live Nation said: “The chance for fans to see Madonna at these venues is incredibly special. We are proud and excited to be able to deliver this ultimate opportunity for her fans.”

To ensure fans have best access, ticket requests for all shows will be accepted now through Friday, May 10th (11:59pm EDT) at madonna.livenation.com. Fans will be able to select city and show preference plus their preferred price points prior to completing their request. By Friday, May 17th, fans whose requests have been confirmed will be notified of fulfillment and informed of their ticket allocation(s) and corresponding show information. All fans will be notified even if we were unable to accommodate their request. Tickets will be fulfilled at Ticketmaster Secure Mobile Tickets. Every ticket purchased includes a CD of Madonna’s new release Madame X in stores June 14th. Event ticket limit is 4 per person. To submit ticket requests and for complete city & date, VIP and Travel Package information visit: Madonna.livenation.com.

Tickets for these very special Madame X performances will be scaled between $60.00 – $760.00 (plus applicable service fees). Additionally, fans will have the opportunity to enter to purchase tickets at $10.00 at Madonna.com. There will be 10 tickets available per show and fans will be notified on show date if they have been selected for this unique opportunity.

Icon is Madonna’s official fan club and Verified Lifetime Legacy members of Icon will receive first access to tickets and VIP Packages to these very special dates. Legacy Fan Club members will sign in at www.madonna.livenation.com and register for the show(s) of their choice. Verified Icon members will receive notification of their seat selection on Friday, May 17th. Icon Fan Club members will be eligible to receive tickets for a single event in up to two cities.

Citi® is the official presale credit card of the Madame X tour. As such, Citi cardmembers will have special access to tickets by submitting their requests now through Friday, May 10th (11:59pm EDT) at madonna.livenation.com. Citi cardmembers will be eligible to receive up to 4 tickets for a single event across the entire tour. If selected, Citi cardmembers will receive notification of their ticket allocation by Friday, May 17th. For complete cardmember details visit www.citientertainment.com.

Madame X VIP Packages will be available for fans to request as well. VIP packages may include great ticket locations, exclusive backstage tour, photo opportunity on stage, VIP pre-show reception, limited edition Madonna gift item, fast pass access to designated VIP merch and concessions lanes, and more!  All fans wishing to access VIP Packages may register now through Friday, May 17 (11:59pm EDT) at madonna.livenation.com. Additionally, fans can access Travel packages which include great ticket locations, exclusive merchandise, hotel accommodations and more!

Every ticket purchased includes a physical copy of Madonna’s new release Madame X available on Interscope Records and in stores on June 14th.  The tour is presented by Live Nation Global Touring.

Dates announced today include seven shows in New York at the BAM Howard Gilman Opera House September 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 21 and 22, four shows at the Chicago Theatre October 15, 16, 17 and 21 and five shows at the Wiltern in Los Angeles November 12, 13, 14, 16 and 17.  Dates for the additional cities listed will be announced soon.

MADONNA MADAME X 2019 TOUR DATES

Sept. 12 

New York, NY 

BAM Howard Gilman Opera House

Sept. 14 

New York, NY 

BAM Howard Gilman Opera House

Sept. 15 

New York, NY 

BAM Howard Gilman Opera House

Sept. 17 

New York, NY 

BAM Howard Gilman Opera House

Sept. 19 

New York, NY 

BAM Howard Gilman Opera House

Sept. 21 

New York, NY 

BAM Howard Gilman Opera House

Sept. 22 

New York, NY 

BAM Howard Gilman Opera House

Oct. 15 

Chicago, IL 

Chicago Theatre

Oct. 16 

Chicago, IL 

Chicago Theatre

Oct. 17 

Chicago, IL 

Chicago Theatre

Oct. 21 

Chicago, IL 

Chicago Theatre

Nov. 12 

Los Angeles, CA 

The Wiltern

Nov. 13 

Los Angeles, CA 

The Wiltern

Nov. 14 

Los Angeles, CA 

The Wiltern

Nov. 16 

Los Angeles, CA 

The Wiltern

Nov. 17 

Los Angeles, CA 

The Wiltern

The Madame X Tour will also visit Las Vegas, Boston, Philadelphia, Miami, Lisbon, London and Paris. 
Show information to follow.

For complete ticket information, VIP and Travel Packages visit.  www.madonna.livenation.com 
www.madonna.com

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