To mark four decades of her career, pop icon Madonna announced on Tuesday a massive global tour. The tour will take the legendary artist to 35 cities across the world and the global tour will begin on July 15 2023&nbsp;in Vancouver with various stops in US cities including Detroit, Chicago, Miami and New York, where her storied rise to superstardom began.

Termed as 'The Celebration Tour', Madonna is also expected to travel to European cities with stops in London, Barcelona, Paris and a final show in Amsterdam in December.&nbsp;

"I am excited to explore as many songs as possible in hopes to give my fans the show they have been waiting for," Madonna said in a statement. 
 
The 64-year-old dropped news of the tour in a video that nods to her 1991 documentary 'Truth or Dare.' 
 
In the clip, the Queen of Pop plays the classic sleepover game with a tinge of risque with fellow celebrities including Diplo, Jack Black, Lil Wayne and Bob the Drag Queen, who will accompany her on the tour.

The announcement comes <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/madonna-accused-of-child-trafficking-pornography-551439">days after the pop diva was accused of child trafficking</a> and pornography through her orphanage Raising Malawi. This news came to the fore as the Ethiopian World Federation urged Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwera to order an investigation into the “homosexual and transgender allegations over the adoption of the Malawian children for possible ‘human trafficking and social experiments”. 
 
Madonna is a seven-time Grammy-winner with 14 studio albums as well as live, soundtrack, and compilation recordings to her name, and has asserted incalculable influence over her 40 years as one of music's greatest stars. 
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(With agency inputs)

To mark four decades of her career, pop icon Madonna announced on Tuesday a massive global tour. The tour will take the legendary artist to 35 cities across the world and the global tour will begin on July 15 2023 in Vancouver with various stops in US cities including Detroit, Chicago, Miami and New York, where her storied rise to superstardom began.

To mark four decades of her career, pop icon Madonna announced on Tuesday a massive global tour. The tour will take the legendary artist to 35 cities across the world and the global tour will begin on July 15 2023 in Vancouver with various stops in US cities including Detroit, Chicago, Miami and New York, where her storied rise to superstardom began. Termed as 'The Celebration Tour', Madonna is also expected to travel to European cities with stops in London, Barcelona, Paris and a final show in Amsterdam in December. "I am excited to explore as many songs as possible in hopes to give my fans the show they have been waiting for," Madonna said in a statement. The 64-year-old dropped news of the tour in a video that nods to her 1991 documentary 'Truth or Dare.' In the clip, the Queen of Pop plays the classic sleepover game with a tinge of risque with fellow celebrities including Diplo, Jack Black, Lil Wayne and Bob the Drag Queen, who will accompany her on the tour. The announcement comes days after the pop diva was accused of child trafficking and pornography through her orphanage Raising Malawi. This news came to the fore as the Ethiopian World Federation urged Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwera to order an investigation into the “homosexual and transgender allegations over the adoption of the Malawian children for possible ‘human trafficking and social experiments”. Madonna is a seven-time Grammy-winner with 14 studio albums as well as live, soundtrack, and compilation recordings to her name, and has asserted incalculable influence over her 40 years as one of music's greatest stars. (With agency inputs)

Madonna announces big global tour to celebrate over 40 years-long career

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Madonna announces big global tour to celebrate over 40 years-long career