Confessions Tour (Part 1)
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| This is the official tour schedule. Madonna performed a total of 60 shows in 11 countries.
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May 21 May 23 May 24
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Great Western Forum Englewood, Los Angeles, CA |
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| May 27 May 28
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MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV | ||
| May 30 May 31
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HP Pavilion, San Jose, CA | ||
| June 03
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Staples Center, Los Angeles, CA | ||
| June 05 June 06
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Save Mart Center, Fresno, CA | ||
| June 08 June 10
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Glendale Arena, Phoenix, AZ | ||
| June 14 June 15 June 18 June 19
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United Center, Chicago, IL | ||
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June 21 June 22
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Bell Centre, Montreal, Canada | |
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June 25 June 26
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Civic Centre, Hartford, CT | |
| June 28 June 29 July 02 July 03
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Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY | ||
| July 06 July 09 July 10
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TD Bank Garden, Boston, MA | ||
| July 12 July 13
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Wachovia Center, Philadelphia, PA | ||
| July 16
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Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, NJ | ||
| July 18 July 19
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Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY | ||
| July 22 July 23
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American Airlines Arena, Miami, FL | ||
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July 30
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Millenium Stadium, Cardiff, UK | |
| August 01 August 03
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Wembley Arena, London, UK | ||
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August 06
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Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy | |
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August 09 August 10 August 12 August 13 * August 15 * August 16 *
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Wembley Arena, London, UK | |
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August 20
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LTU Arena, Dusseldorf, Germany | |
| August 22
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Niedersachsen, Hannover, Germany | ||
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August 24
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Forum Horsens, Horsens, Denmark | |
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August 27 August 28 August 30 August 31
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Palais Omnisports de Bercy, Paris, France | |
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September 03 September 04
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ArenA, Amsterdam, The Netherlands | |
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September 06 September 07
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Sazka Arena, Prague, Czech Republic | |
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September 12 *
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Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow, Russia | |
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September 16 September 17
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Osaka Dome, Osaka, Japan | |
| September 20 September 21
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Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan | ||
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Remarks:
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Equestrian Segment |
In a true collaboration between Madonna and Gaultier, the Equestrian costume mixes elements of horseback riding gear with S&M bondage. Inspired by Romy Schneider in Ludwig, Madonna appears in top hat, knee-high boots, a see-through blouse underneath an asymmetric jacket, a pair of jodhpurs and finished off with a riding crop. Although she sports a long black pony tail at the back of her hat, she's clearly the one riding the male-dancers-turned-horses. As the second song kicks in, she takes off the jacket and hat, revealing her blond hair, tied in a bun. |  |
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Bedouin Segment |
Gaultier continues with a 'Biblical Chic' look, consisting of a transparent mousseline blouse over red lycra body, burgundy velvet trousers and matching boots. To complete her image of a martyr, she wears a crown of thorns on her shoulder-long wavy hair. For the Sorry performance, Madonna exchanges the blouse for a brown leather jacket. As the segment comes to an end, she loses the jacket and shows off her assets. |  |
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Never Mind The Bollocks Segment |
Influenced by the looks of 70s icons Lou Reed, Bowie & T-Rex, Madonna sports a glam punk outfit, consisting of tight black jeans and black leather jacket, finished with feathers in the collar. For the rock tracks, she plays the electric guitar, with a shoulder strap that reads "I (heart) NY". For Let It Will Be, the jacket comes off, and as she dances and spasms on stage, her hair becomes wild and messy. |  |
| Disco Segment | For the final part of the show, Madonna pays tribute to several disco stars. In the backdrop video for Music Inferno, she doesn't only reflect back on her own disco hits, but also appears as an acid queen with red Tina Turner dress. Madonna appears on stage in a classy white suit, dancing like John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever. On the tones of Erotica, she strips off the suit, revealing an asymmetric lycra outfit, once worn by Agnetha and Frida. ABBA gets another wink, when Nicki and Donna cover Madonna with a cape that reads 'Dancing Queen'. As M opens the cape, it shows twinkling disco balls on the inside. The show finale is performed in the infamous purple leotard, topped off with glittery jacket and sun glasses. |  |
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Opening Acts:
Remarks:
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| Madonna Donna DeLory Nicki Richards Yitzhak Sinwani
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Vocals & Guitar Background vocals Background vocals Additional vocals
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| Stuart Price Steve Sidelnyk Monte Pittman Marcus Brown
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Musical Director, Keyboards & Programmer Drums Guitar Keyboards
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| Addie Yungmee Schilling George Jason Young Charmaine "Charm" Jordan Daniel "Cloud" Campos Leroy "Hypnosis " Barnes Levi Meeuwemberg Mihran Kirakosian Reshma Gajjar Sebastien Foucan Sofia Boutella Steve Nester Tamara Levinson Victor Lopez Williams "Norman" Charlemoine
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Dance Captain Dance Captain Dancer Dancer Dancer Parkour Dancer Dancer Parkour Dancer Dancer Dancer Parkour Dancer
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| Angela Becker Guy Oseary Arthur Fogel Liz Rosenberg Jamie King Chris Lamb
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Manager Manager Tour Producer Publicist Creative Director Tour Production Director
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| Jamie King Richmond & Anthony Talauega RJ Durell Liz Imperio Alison Faulk Fred Tallaksen April Corley Ralph "Doctor Plik Plok" Montejo Boppendre Laurie Ann Gibson Gabriel Castillo
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Choreographer Choreographers Choreographer Choreographer Choreographer Roller Skate Choreographer Roller Skate Choreographer Assistant Choreographer Choreographer Choreographer Choreographer
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| Giovanni Bianco Steven Klein Annika Aschberg Johann Renck Jamie King Christian Lamb Dustin Robertson
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Art Direction & Graphic Design Photography tourbook and video projection Photography Director 'Hung Up', Video Stills Director 'Sorry', Video Stills Video Projection Director Video Projection Director
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| Jean-Paul Gaultier Arianne Phillips Gina Brooke Andy Lecompte
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Costume designer Costume designer/Tour Stylist Make Up Artist Hair Stylist
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 1 1/2 Tons weight of Madonna's disco ball rocket ship at start of show
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NORTH AMERICA 1. Inglewood, Calif.: $7,686,380 - 3 shows - 40,044 attendance 2. Las Vegas, Nev.: $7,257,750 - 2 shows - 27,528 attendance 3. San Jose, Calif.: $4,761,555 - 2 shows - 27,024 attendance 4. Los Angeles, Calif.: $2,804,583 - 1 show - 14,183 attendance 5. Fresno, Calif.: $3,749,800 - 2 shows - 20,154 attendance 6. Glendale, Arizona: $4,890,090 - 2 shows - 28,820 attendance 7. Chicago, Ill.: $9,271,790 - 4 shows - 52,000 attendance 8. Montreal: $5,670,150 - 2 shows - 34,940 attendance 9. Hartford, Connec.: $3,451,235 - 2 shows - 21,558 attendance 10. New York, New York.: $16,507,855 - 6 shows - 91,841 attendance 11. Boston, Mass.: $6,337,115 - 3 shows - 36,741 attendance 12. Philadelphia, Penns.: $4,639,775 - 2 shows - 29,749 attendance 13. Atlantic City, New Jersey.: $3,246,100 - 1 show - 12,322 attendance 14. Miami, Fla.: $5,568,485 - 2 shows - 30,410 attendance Totals for North American leg: 34 shows reported to Billboard - $85,842,663 - 467,314 tickets
EUROPE 1. Cardiff, UK: $7,788,845 - 1 show - 55,795 attendance 2. London, UK: $22,090,582 - 8 shows - 86,061 attendance 3. Rome, Italy: $5,268,886 - 1 show - 63,054 attendance 4. Düsseldorf, Germany: $5,926,105 - 1 show - 44,744 attendance 5. Hannover, Germany: $5,218,985 - 1 show - 39,871 attendance 6. Horsens, Denmark: $11,435,199 - 1 show - 85,232 attendance 7. Paris, France: $9,145,832 - 4 shows - 67,758 attendance 8. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: $11,783,254 - 2 shows - 102,330 attendance 9. Prague, Czech Republic: $5,861,668 - 2 shows - 37,666 attendance (2 non-sellout dates) 10. Moscow, Russia: $5,548,998 - 1 show - 37,939 attendance Totaly for European leg: 22 shows reported to Billboard - $90,068,354 - 620,450 tickets
ASIA 1. Osaka, Japan: $7,379,553 - 2 shows - 50,623 attendance 2. Tokyo, Japan: $11,463,877 - 2 shows - 71,231 attendance Totals for Asian leg: 2 shows reported to Billboard - $18,843,430 - 121,854 tickets
WORLDWIDE TOTAL: $194,754,447 - 60 dates - 1,208,957 tickets |
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