LONDON, Oct 13 - Four of her children on a stage inspired by the grid of Manhattan, 80 tons of production equipment, more than 40 songs and a 'time machine' - Madonna's career-spanning tour kicks off on Saturday after it was postponed due to illness. The pop superstar begins her 78-show 'Madonna: The Celebration Tour', marking her more than 40...
Madonna performs at the 2019 Pride Island concert during New York City Pride in New York City, June 30, 2019.LONDON, Oct 13 - Four of her children on a stage inspired by the grid of Manhattan, 80 tons of production equipment, more than 40 songs and a "time machine" - Madonna's career-spanning tour kicks off on Saturday after it was postponed due to illness.
In an interview with Britain's BBC published on Thursday, Madonna's musical director said the delay had allowed her to refine the show. Tour organisers said Madonna would perform on "4,400 sq ft of stage, the largest for any Madonna tour", which nods to the grid of Manhattan. Madonna, 65, began her hugely successful music career in New York.
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