Gargamel

It's a tiny score compared to BIM but Ghosttown has reached 20M views on Vevo

Yes she performed Ghosttown but I don't know if she sang a new song last night...

Celebrating Thanksgiving in Edmonton! â¤ï¸#rebelheartour

 
Praying with my Holy Water gang in Edmonton! â¤ï¸#rebelheartour

 
Cause Im A Bad Bitch!â¤ï¸#rebelheartour

 
Thank you Edmonton!!you were lovely and Amazing! â¤ï¸#rebelheartour

Review : Madonna's first Edmonton show a dancetastic celebration
 
Edmonton hearts rebel Madonna.
 
More than 14,000 fans got into the groove, vogued, and expressed themselves during Our Lady of Pop’s inaugural visit to Edmonton.
Sunday’s dancetastic celebration of love, nakedness and religion was the first of two at Rexall Place — and the only two Alberta dates on her Rebel Heart tour, which has already grossed $20 million US from just 10 concerts.
(P.S. Tickets are still available to Monday’s show.)
 
Highlights: Uh, her mere presence? Madonna released her very first album in 1983 — and we’ve had to wait 32 years for the controversial dance-pop diva to find the E-spot.
She’s not nearly as shocking as she was in the ’80s or ’90s, but the 57-year-old mother of four still proved to be a rebel at Sunday’s show.
She pole-danced with strippers “dressed†as nuns as she sang Holy Water — a throbbing number from her 13th and latest album, Rebel Heart — which ended with a bunch of her dancers re-enacting the Last Supper.
She strummed a ukulele, while sitting on a pile of tires, as she sang True Blue. She pushed one of her male dancers from the top of a spiral staircase during HeartBreakCity, a maudlin love-gone-wrong number, also from Rebel Heart.
 
Low note: Her opening felt a bit lacklustre, especially for an icon of her stature. At 9:45 p.m. the lights went out in Rexall. Then her Rebel Heart curtain fell to the stage, with nary a musical, pyro or lighting cue to accompany it.
In fact, there were a few seconds of awkward silence as fans waited for her dancers, dressed as ancient Chinese soldiers, and a video of Iconic, featuring Mike Tyson and Chance the Rapper, to start the proceedings.
 
In the crowd: Mostly fortysomething (and older) women and men who grew up during the Walkman era of the ’80s.
(Surprisingly, very few brought their offspring — there was a noticeable lack of fans younger than 20 years old, perhaps due to Madonna’s steep ticket prices.)
Hundreds of women wore Madge-inspired outfits, from Like A Virgin wedding dresses to tutus to bullfighter’s suits.
 
Strike a pose: As strong and supple as her voice was — ranging from girlish (Like A Virgin) to deep and dangerous (Burning Up, HeartBreakCity) — Madonna’s dance moves were just as stunning.
She twirled around a stripper’s pole. She palled around with the rest of her male and female dancers during Deeper and Deeper. She strutted across the catwalk during Holiday, the last song of her 135-minute set.
 
Quip of the night: â€œAs the evening goes on, you’ll be required to undress,†she said before her seventh song, True Blue.
True to her word, she intermittently singled out fans in the crowd and demanded they take off their tops. “Edmonton is going to be naked!†she gushed, as she collected one man’s “Italians Do It Better†T-shirt.
Later on, she pulled one woman on stage and made her wear a novelty hat with a turkey protruding from the top of it. “I’ve had a penis on my head, too,†Madonna joked.
 
Material girl: Her costumes ranged from ornate Chinese robes to ‘50s greaser to revealing dresses with fishnet stockings.
 
Unapologetic bitch: It’s the title of one of her songs from Rebel Heart, and it suits her to perfection. She didn’t bother tailoring her set list to appease long-suffering Edmonton fans — they got the same songs as every other city on her current tour. Which meant 13 (of the 19) tracks from the deluxe version of Rebel Heart, which is far from her best effort.
While she performed a handful of her older hits, including Like A Virgin, Holiday, La Isla Bonita, Material Girl and Music, other classics only made cameos. She sang a snippet of Vogue, for example, during Holy Water, and a teasing morsel of Love Don’t Live Here Anymore during HeartBreakCity.
Perhaps even more sacrilegious, Madonna completely ignored Like A Prayer, Live To Tell, Hung Up and her entire 1998 album, Ray of Light. Do we have to wait another 32 years before she performs those in Edmonton? Or maybe she’ll do a few of them during her second show on Monday night?
 
 
http://edmontonjournal.com/entertainment/music/review-madonna-performs-miracles-during-first-of-two-edmonton-shows

Celebrating Thanksgiving in Edmonton! â¤ï¸#rebelheartour

 
 
Praying with my Holy Water gang in Edmonton! â¤ï¸#rebelheartour

 
 
Cause Im A Bad Bitch!â¤ï¸#rebelheartour

 
 
Thank you Edmonton!!you were lovely and Amazing! â¤ï¸#rebelheartour

Thanks!
I really don't get why this asshole does this   
 
 
In the meantime... this one should be real (Illuminati):
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1kdCWEuIKs

It's from NYC in September 17th ;)

They did not lift her on time that holiday performance last part.
 
It was little bit late, so Madonna raised her head and stared at top wondering what's going on, then they yank her up to air. 

What kind of problem?
 
By the way...does anyone know who was the unapologetic bitch of this show?  

oh it looks like there's some technical problem during Holiday very last part. 

I voted for the most theatrical performance : Holy Water  It would make a perfect 4th single, 
  Of course Iconic is incredible but I cannot imagine the opening song released as a single

Review : Madonna's first Edmonton show a dancetastic celebration
 
Edmonton hearts rebel Madonna.
 
More than 14,000 fans got into the groove, vogued, and expressed themselves during Our Lady of Pop’s inaugural visit to Edmonton.
Sunday’s dancetastic celebration of love, nakedness and religion was the first of two at Rexall Place — and the only two Alberta dates on her Rebel Heart tour, which has already grossed $20 million US from just 10 concerts.
(P.S. Tickets are still available to Monday’s show.)
 
Highlights: Uh, her mere presence? Madonna released her very first album in 1983 — and we’ve had to wait 32 years for the controversial dance-pop diva to find the E-spot.
She’s not nearly as shocking as she was in the ’80s or ’90s, but the 57-year-old mother of four still proved to be a rebel at Sunday’s show.
She pole-danced with strippers “dressed†as nuns as she sang Holy Water — a throbbing number from her 13th and latest album, Rebel Heart — which ended with a bunch of her dancers re-enacting the Last Supper.
She strummed a ukulele, while sitting on a pile of tires, as she sang True Blue. She pushed one of her male dancers from the top of a spiral staircase during HeartBreakCity, a maudlin love-gone-wrong number, also from Rebel Heart.
 
Low note: Her opening felt a bit lacklustre, especially for an icon of her stature. At 9:45 p.m. the lights went out in Rexall. Then her Rebel Heart curtain fell to the stage, with nary a musical, pyro or lighting cue to accompany it.
In fact, there were a few seconds of awkward silence as fans waited for her dancers, dressed as ancient Chinese soldiers, and a video of Iconic, featuring Mike Tyson and Chance the Rapper, to start the proceedings.
 
In the crowd: Mostly fortysomething (and older) women and men who grew up during the Walkman era of the ’80s.
(Surprisingly, very few brought their offspring — there was a noticeable lack of fans younger than 20 years old, perhaps due to Madonna’s steep ticket prices.)
Hundreds of women wore Madge-inspired outfits, from Like A Virgin wedding dresses to tutus to bullfighter’s suits.
 
Strike a pose: As strong and supple as her voice was — ranging from girlish (Like A Virgin) to deep and dangerous (Burning Up, HeartBreakCity) — Madonna’s dance moves were just as stunning.
She twirled around a stripper’s pole. She palled around with the rest of her male and female dancers during Deeper and Deeper. She strutted across the catwalk during Holiday, the last song of her 135-minute set.
 
Quip of the night: â€œAs the evening goes on, you’ll be required to undress,†she said before her seventh song, True Blue.
True to her word, she intermittently singled out fans in the crowd and demanded they take off their tops. “Edmonton is going to be naked!†she gushed, as she collected one man’s “Italians Do It Better†T-shirt.
Later on, she pulled one woman on stage and made her wear a novelty hat with a turkey protruding from the top of it. “I’ve had a penis on my head, too,†Madonna joked.
 
Material girl: Her costumes ranged from ornate Chinese robes to ‘50s greaser to revealing dresses with fishnet stockings.
 
Unapologetic bitch: It’s the title of one of her songs from Rebel Heart, and it suits her to perfection. She didn’t bother tailoring her set list to appease long-suffering Edmonton fans — they got the same songs as every other city on her current tour. Which meant 13 (of the 19) tracks from the deluxe version of Rebel Heart, which is far from her best effort.
While she performed a handful of her older hits, including Like A Virgin, Holiday, La Isla Bonita, Material Girl and Music, other classics only made cameos. She sang a snippet of Vogue, for example, during Holy Water, and a teasing morsel of Love Don’t Live Here Anymore during HeartBreakCity.
Perhaps even more sacrilegious, Madonna completely ignored Like A Prayer, Live To Tell, Hung Up and her entire 1998 album, Ray of Light. Do we have to wait another 32 years before she performs those in Edmonton? Or maybe she’ll do a few of them during her second show on Monday night?
 
 
http://edmontonjournal.com/entertainment/music/review-madonna-performs-miracles-during-first-of-two-edmonton-shows

We are here to party Edmonton! GET READY! â¤ï¸ #rebelhearttour 

The 4 corners of my â¤#rebelheart
 
 
Shabbat Shalom! ‼#gypsyâ¤#rebelhearttour

Visiting Japan for the very first time! Like a Virgin â¤#rebelheart
 
Touched for the very first time............â¤#rebelheart
 
Beautiful Fan Art by a...aznar thank you! â¤#rebelhearttour
 
 
Coming to Get You Minnesota‼. â¤#rebelheartour
 
 
Thank For Your warm Welcome! ST. Paul Minnesota! â¤#rebelhearttour
 
 
You Nose It Twin Cities! â¤#rebelheartour
 
 
Bless yourself and Genuflect!#holywater â¤#rebelheartour

madonna Someone said that Romance was dead.......think with your heart not with your head â¤#rebelheartour
 
 
madonna Its good to remain flexible at all times!
 
 
madonna Never look back its a waste of timeâ¤
 
 
madonna Thank you Toronto for@an Amazing 2nd night! ‼‼‼#bitchimmadonna â¤#rebelheartour

madonna Sooner or Later You're Gonna Be Mine Toronto! â¤#rebelheartour
 
madonna Josephine Backer is Back!! Jo Baby we've missed you! â¤#rebelheartour
 
 
madonna I believe this Man is Molesting Me!. â¤#rebelheartour
 
 
madonna Re-up!! Missing You!! . â¤. #unapologeticson
 
 
madonna Feeling Nostalgic . Lucky star . â¤#rebelheart

Hey guys! Here are my pictures from the Toronto shows :D https://flic.kr/s/aHskmYFA3k I recorded some videos too, but only clips.
 

Madonna - Unapologetic Bitch - Rebel Heart Tour - With Nelly Furtado Toronto October 5, 2015

madonna Thank For Your warm Welcome! ST. Paul Minnesota! â¤ï¸#rebelhearttour

 
 
madonna You Nose It Twin Cities! â¤ï¸#rebelheartour

 
 
madonna Bless yourself and Genuflect!#holywater â¤ï¸#rebelheartour

The 4 corners of my â¤#rebelheart
 
 
Shabbat Shalom! ‼#gypsyâ¤#rebelhearttour

Fever!!!!
 
wow It seems like audience actually went crazy! 
 
So Madonna even did says that "Hey thanks to sing along!"
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MUfGpCJPFY

Yesterday she dedicated La Vie En Rose to Prince (who was in the audience) GroovyGuy was faster than me
 
Take a look at this YT channel, there are so many great videos of last night inside :
 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jiL-XB5HObOmoJ2eWMtvw/videos

[VIDEO - Pro Footage] Madonna #RebelHeartTour St. Paul