The Celebration Tour (No Spoilers)

[musicinferno 3,755]

25 minutes ago, MDNA22 said:

I don't think there will be any songs from Madame X, Rebel Heart or MDNA  - there were no real hits on any of them big enough that the public will be familiar with or even remember (relatively speaking compared to how big her hits were up to 2009) and the last 3 tours were dedicated to each of those albums playing most of the respective album on each of the last 3 tours. Even taking out the last 3 albums she has a such a huge catalogue of smash hit singles to draw from all the albums that preceded them that she will still be spoilt for choice of what to include  

I think they will be represented in some way, either as interludes or in medleys. They can't promote this as 4 decades of music and not include anything from the recent decade. 

I think an Interscope medley would be cute including GMAYL/Girl Gone Wild/Living For Love/Medellín/IDSIF. 

[Donna 17,201]

42 minutes ago, MDNA22 said:

I don't think there will be any songs from Madame X, Rebel Heart or MDNA  - there were no real hits on any of them big enough that the public will be familiar with or even remember (relatively speaking compared to how big her hits were up to 2009) and the last 3 tours were dedicated to each of those albums playing most of the respective album on each of the last 3 tours. Even taking out the last 3 albums she has a such a huge catalogue of smash hit singles to draw from all the albums that preceded them that she will still be spoilt for choice of what to include  

Bitch, I'm Madonna will be included in some way on this new tour.  While I agree, the tour is centered around being a "greatest hits" tour, it doesn't mean she's going to hold 100% true to it.  After all, many seem pretty sure she's going to include Everybody and that wasn't a "hit" for her either.  Mark my words, she's going to include a few songs beyond the HUGE hits.  I wouldn't be surprised to see Frozen (Sickick version), Vulgar and Back that Up to the Beat somehow included as well. 

[Mden 2,252]

Fans stuck in the 80s should just go buy tickets and see Nicki and Donna. Watch Nicki bust the moves. 

[Honey Little 4,337]

1 hour ago, Mden said:

Fans stuck in the 80s should just go buy tickets and see Nicki and Donna. Watch Nicki bust the moves. 

Aren’t they only playing a jazz club for two nights in LA? That’s not a very big tour. I would love to see them but the videos I saw, show loud drunk’s fans screaming/singing so much that you can’t hear them perform. I really don’t like sing-a-long concerts. Anyhow, I am sure much of the Celebration concert will be sing-a-long because it’s old hits.

[Sheridan1980 1,152]

3 hours ago, MDNA22 said:

I don't think there will be any songs from Madame X, Rebel Heart or MDNA  - there were no real hits on any of them big enough that the public will be familiar with or even remember (relatively speaking compared to how big her hits were up to 2009) and the last 3 tours were dedicated to each of those albums playing most of the respective album on each of the last 3 tours. Even taking out the last 3 albums she has a such a huge catalogue of smash hit singles to draw from all the albums that preceded them that she will still be spoilt for choice of what to include  

4 décades not 3, not 2 but 4! I will never understand why fans are always bitching these 3 albums from the 2010's. They are great. Living for love, Turn up the radio, Girl gone Wild, Medellin, God Control are great songs. They "weren't" hits only because Madonna is over 50. Such a stupid reason. 

[Honey Little 4,337]

My predictions for the set list:

1980s: 45%
1990s: 30%
2000s: 15%
2010s: 10%

[Honey Little 4,337]

1 hour ago, Honey Little said:

My predictions for the set list:

1980s: 45%
1990s: 30%
2000s: 15%
2010s: 10%

 💯 

[missberic 811]

7 hours ago, Angelo said:

Or songs like Shoo-bee-doo, Jimmy Jimmy, Can't Stop, Santa Baby, Cry Baby, DON'T STOP 🤮...all of them pretty bad and some are really stupid

Wtf Don't Stop is so good

[Angelo 5,802]

26 minutes ago, missberic said:

Wtf Don't Stop is so good

Is so stupid and silly..

[Pedro Beltran 4,834]

[steady75 9,685]

16 hours ago, tscott said:

Yes, it was in 2009 in a ROLLING STONE interview.  It was all said along the quote I posted above, regarding 'Cherish'. She even mentioned feeling "retarded" singing Into the Groove.  Here is the actual quote from the interview:

The two songs the interviewer were referring to is Material Girl and Like A Virgin:

 

Madonna saying she dislikes some of her hits and in the next breath expecting us to be leave she isn't materialistic.

[steady75 9,685]

Also I won't have a bad word said about Into The Groove.

That song is her spell. 

"live out your fantasy here with me

just let the music set you free

touch my body you can move in time

now I know you're mine"

This ten year old was drawn, in converted and became a funmadentalist.

She is not the best judge of her own work. She likes stuff purely because it was disliked at times. She's bratty and doesn't like to be told no which is great in general but it also blurs her judgement. 

[DJ N A 736]

12 hours ago, Honey Little said:

She just stated that Cherish is one of her biggest hits. She will for sure include it. It was massive. The general public will be very pissed off if she skips it. That’s the type of song the public wants.

She's skipped it for the last 33 years and 8 tours babe. 

[steady75 9,685]

48 minutes ago, DJ N A said:

She's skipped it for the last 33 years and 8 tours babe. 

Perish the thought

[deathproof 10,683]

20 hours ago, cosmic_system said:

Yes she’s doing a documentary but let’s hope a full show will be released too. 

When was this confirmed?

[Brendanlovesu1 12,541]

16 minutes ago, deathproof said:

When was this confirmed?

https://www.the-sun.com/entertainment/7475232/madonna-planning-massive-expensive-documentary-after-doomed-biopic/

The US Sun from Feburary this yeasr after the biopic was shelved. it's the only source I can see so far rthough

 

[Blue Jean 15,865]

16 hours ago, tscott said:

She hardly thought they were retarded earlier on when they were first released.  I'm sure that grew over time.

Actually Cherish she almost didn’t put on the album. And Into the Groove was originally intended for someone else.

[Brendanlovesu1 12,541]

1 minute ago, Blue Jean said:

Actually Cherish she almost didn’t put on the album. And Into the Groove was originally intended for someone else.

wasn't La Isla Bonita was orignally offered to Micheal jackson as well even though he eventually turned it down?

[Blue Jean 15,865]

14 hours ago, Honey Little said:

She just stated that Cherish is one of her biggest hits.

Where?

[Blue Jean 15,865]

1 minute ago, Brendanlovesu1 said:

wasn't La Isla Bonita was orignally offered to Micheal jackson as well even though he eventually turned it down?

Yes. But Madonna has always loved that song even before it was a single.

[steady75 9,685]

17 minutes ago, Blue Jean said:

Actually Cherish she almost didn’t put on the album. And Into the Groove was originally intended for someone else.

Really I don't remember that. Probably because she wasn't feeling very cheery and lovestruck eh?

[Robertthenurse 3,017]

I still think she gonna play Gambler on the electric guitar. 

[Donna 17,201]

31 minutes ago, Blue Jean said:

Actually Cherish she almost didn’t put on the album. And Into the Groove was originally intended for someone else.

If I recall, she originally wrote ITG for Mark Kamins, but decided to use it in the film DSS because it needed a dance song for the club scene.  I assume she probably didn't think much of the song since she quickly wrote it because she was anticipating going out on a date with a Puerto Rican boy that lived across the hall from her at the time. 

 

[Mden 2,252]

1 hour ago, Brendanlovesu1 said:

wasn't La Isla Bonita was orignally offered to Micheal jackson as well even though he eventually turned it down?

What MJ turned down was the instrumental demo. That was what Patrick had to offer. Madonna added the lyrics and the melody. 

[missberic 811]

1 hour ago, Blue Jean said:

Where?

I think he's referring to the same quote posted before: "The songs that I think are the most retarded songs I’ve written, like Cherish and Sorry, a pretty big hit off my last album, end up being the biggest hits."

Cherish was #2 afterall.