Japan to release re-issue of ‘Celebration’ 2CD set
Japan will be releasing a re-issue of the greatest hits compilation ‘Celebration’ 2CD set on May 25, 2016.
Catalogue Number: WPCR17152
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Madonna touches down in NZ
Her Madgesty has touched down in Auckland but where exactly the Queen of Pop is remains something of a mystery. The most likely place the superstar is staying after arriving this morning is the Pullman hotel, where many rich and famous visitors stay. The upmarket hotel is the number one suspect among Madonna’s superfans but…
DetailsPre-order the official 2017 Madonna calendar now
The official 2017 Madonna calendar is already available for pre-order at $14.99. The expected release date is July 15, 2016.
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New – Rebel Heart Cologne November 4, 2015 compilation video online
We have finally taken the time to sit down and look at our Rebel Heart Tour live footage at various shows in Europe. While we already had a clip of True Blue in Berlin online, we have now compiled the footage of the first European show in Cologne on November 4, 2015. We have added…
DetailsMadonna’s concert: Bad sound, poor views ruin some fans’ experience
SINGAPORE – Madonna fan Diane Chan paid $388 for her ticket to the singer’s first concert in Singapore on Sunday (Feb 28) at the National Stadium. But she could not make out what the star was saying most of the time and could barely see her, either. “From where I sat, the sound was horrible,”…
DetailsPam Oei’s review of Rebel Heart Concert: Madonna sold out, she censored herself
Pam Oei, a prominent Singaporean actress attended Madonna’s concert last night, and she wasn’t quite impressed with the Rebel. “This was the best part of the Madonna concert tonight. Being with my friends Sean Tobz, Neo Swee Lin, Lim Kay Siu and Dal Vinder. Because Madonna had her ass owned by the MDA(Media Development Authority of Singapore)…
DetailsForget religion, rebel Madonna plays it raunchy
Madonna at the National Stadium. TNP PHOTO: PHYLLICIA WANG POP QUEEN MADONNA LEAVES OUT RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY AT FIRST CONCERT HERE, BUT KEEPS RISQUE FACTOR To borrow the title of Madonna’s own song, “causing a commotion” was clearly what the US pop queen set out to do during her first-ever concert in Singapore yesterday at the…
DetailsSingapore tames Madonna’s rebel heart
Madonna played her first ever concert in Singapore last night to a 25,000-strong audience, but obliged the city-state’s censors by leaving two songs out of her two-hour set. The Media Development Authority had earlier stated that “religiously sensitive content” breached local guidelines and could not be performed. Accordingly, the songs ‘Holy Water’ and ‘Devil Pray’…
DetailsMadonna sticks to the script at her concert
SINGAPORE — The controversy in recent days over Madonna’s first concert here — sparked by the Catholic Church’s advice to congregants to skip the show — did not carry over into her performance at the National Stadium last night, as she kept to her word to observe cultural sensitivities. The pop diva’s 90-minute gig, which…
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