Madonna Postpones World Tour After Battle with Bacterial Infection
Madonna, the iconic popstar, has been forced to postpone her highly anticipated world tour due to a serious bacterial infection. Although the singer is expected to make a full recovery, she recently spent several days in the intensive care unit. Madonna’s manager, Guy Oseary, confirmed the news and provided an update on her health, stating that while she is improving, she still requires medical care.
Originally scheduled to kick off in Vancouver, Canada, on July 15th, Madonna had planned a 35-date worldwide tour to commemorate the 40th anniversary of her breakout single, “Holiday.” This would have marked her first-ever greatest hits tour, following her experimental and well-received Madame X shows in 2019 and 2020. However, previous performances had been canceled due to the star’s knee and hip injuries.
Madonna’s UK and Europe leg of the tour, set to begin on October 14th, was also affected by her condition. The singer-songwriter’s management revealed that she developed the bacterial infection on June 24th, putting all her commitments on hold indefinitely. London’s O2 Arena was to be both the starting and ending point of her European stint.
Known for her iconic hits spanning several decades, such as “Into The Groove” (1985), “Like A Prayer” (1989), “Vogue” (1990), and “Hung Up” (2005), Madonna’s postponed tour was highly anticipated by fans around the world.
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Madonna, the legendary popstar, has made the difficult decision to postpone her eagerly awaited world tour after facing a serious bacterial infection that landed her in the intensive care unit. During this challenging time, her devoted fans have been left eagerly awaiting her return to the stage. According to her manager, Guy Oseary, Madonna’s health is steadily improving, but she is still receiving medical treatment.
The 64-year-old icon had exciting plans for an extensive worldwide tour, marking the 40th anniversary of her breakthrough single, “Holiday.” Titled the Celebration Tour, this would have been Madonna’s first-ever greatest hits tour, a departure from her previous theatrical Madame X shows. Unfortunately, some of those performances were also canceled due to prior knee and hip injuries.
Madonna’s highly anticipated tour was originally scheduled to commence in Vancouver, Canada, on July 15th, before heading to the UK and Europe on October 14th. However, the singer-songwriter’s plans were derailed when she fell ill with a severe bacterial infection on June 24th. As a result, all commitments had to be temporarily put on hold.
Madonna’s rescheduled tour would have showcased her incredible musical journey, spanning numerous decades of chart-topping hits. Songs such as “Into The Groove” (1985), “Like A Prayer” (1989), “Vogue” (1990), and “Hung Up” (2005) have left a lasting impact on the music industry and continue to resonate with fans worldwide.
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