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The pop superstar released her celebration tour in London with a performance that was dedicated to her full catalog of hits. Madonna, the sixty-five-year-old musician is out on the road for the first time since 2020 along with her global tour of celebration after she had to postpone the tour at the last moment due to her serious health-related issues as she had to be hospitalized.
Madonna radiantly performed for more than two hours as some of her children and the dancers helped the majestic performer blaze through her catalog of songs, including several hits like ‘Hung Up’, ‘Ray of Light’, ‘Bad Girl’, and ‘Holiday’. She looked splendid in her breathtaking costume. Additionally, it was in 1995 when she last performed on ‘Bedtime Story’ and did ‘Mother and Father’ and ‘Die Another Day’ in 2004, also sang ‘Live To Tell’ for the first time after performing last in 2006.
However, Fans had to wait for half an hour for the pop star to arrive on stage in delay without any complaints as they had been waiting for the moment for so long to experience the thrill the brilliantly charming artist offered to deliver whenever performing on stage. She acknowledged the difficulties before opening with a stock of hits. The phenomenal singer said, ‘How did I make it this far? Because of you,’ continued adding, ‘But I will take a bit of credit, too.’
The global star shared about her health issues during the show time, saying, ‘I didn’t think I was going to make it,’ moreover added, ‘I forgot five days of my life — or death, I didn’t really know where I was… My children were there — and my children always save me every time… I have got to be there for my children – I have to survive for them.’ then she drove the crowd crazy as she performed Gloria Gaynor’s ‘I Will Survive.’ And the audience joined in too.
Well, while performing on stage the iconic singer also shared her opinion on the ongoing war between Hamas and Israel, saying, ‘It breaks my heart watching what’s happening in Israel and Palestine,’ continued sharing, ‘It breaks my heart to see children suffering, teenagers suffering, elderly people suffering. All of it is heartbreaking, okay? I’m sure you agree. Even though our hearts are broken, our spirits cannot be broken. Are you with me?
Moreover, Carla Nobre of Nottingham, 38 shared that experiencing Madonna performing on stage had been on her bucket list forever. Another one from the audience Jenni Purple talked about her first ever Madonna Live show, and said, ‘absolutely incredible.’ Added, ‘I loved all the medleys, I loved the costumes, I loved all the dances,’
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