Should Madonna do a ‘Confessions II’ tour?

[ThisGuyTony 35,588]

I saw a discourse on Reddit about Madonna doing a tour for Confessions II.

A lot of fans said “no”, especially after seeing the VMA’s performance (missed cues, being dropped on a table, her rambling speeches during the ceremony, and her lack of balance during choreo/movement.

Some who said “yes” said it should just be her doing limited moves and should be a very short tour or residency and not a worldwide tour.

Do you think she should tour the album or not?

[Ricardo 8,234]

I'd love to but I don't think she has the energy or strength no more to endure a worldwide tour, at least not in the way she's used to 

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[MountainMonster 2,937]

Only way I see it happening is if it’s a Sweat Tour 2.0 with Madge, Chuck and Troye altogether. 

[Leography 673]

Lmao people said the same thing about the Celebration Tour.

Will she dance less? For sure. Is the tour happening? Duh.

[RAMROD 118,194]

I am not sure how well she is for tour, or how realistic it is to hope for her to do it. didn't she had death scare in 20203 and was put in induced coma from sepsis she got from injury during Celebration Tour? Probably she could be still shaken about that, or even advised by her doctor to stop truing? Who knows

One off performances like VMA, she probably get an OK though. 

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[gumzy3000 8,012]

1 hour ago, Ricardo said:

I'd love to but I don't think she has the energy or strength no more to endure a worldwide tour, at least not in the way she's used to 

I know you’re right but it hurts me to read that. Her energy on tour is on another level. 

[GregJA 5,654]

2 hours ago, ThisGuyTony said:

I saw a discourse on Reddit about Madonna doing a tour for Confessions II.

A lot of fans said “no”, especially after seeing the VMA’s performance (missed cues, being dropped on a table, her rambling speeches during the ceremony, and her lack of balance during choreo/movement.

Some who said “yes” said it should just be her doing limited moves and should be a very short tour or residency and not a worldwide tour.

Do you think she should tour the album or not?

I wouldn’t mind her doing one for this exact reason. Ooohh everyone’s so inclusive and supporting, empowerment, age is just a number blah blah.

madonna performed (and did a damn good job) 

 

She’s old, needs to retire, clearly struggling, go home granny, don’t act sexual at 68.

I want her to rub these people’s faces in their hypocrisy. Maybe in her next decade she can take the Cher way and stand there stiffer than a coffin, lip syncing with wigs. 

[StrawberryBlond 15,722]

If she does, it should just be a residency where she sits and sings. It's clear she isn't physically able to do grueling shows like she once did. That greatest hits tour was what did for her. That bacterial infection could well be something she's still recovering from. She's pushed her body too far over the years and its caught up to her. Mixed with old age and she could do herself genuine damage if she pushes herself beyond her capabilities. I don't know if it's true that her family staged an intervention after the VMAs but I wouldn't be surprised. It would be sad however if she doesn't tour again and should get one last chance so she could have a planned stop. I don't think anyone would have anything to say against her if she just sat and sang at this point. You don't need an all-singing all-dancing show to entertain. And again, she can put out albums but don't expect music videos and promo. Retirement doesn't mean never doing music again but it does mean no more performing.

[Lord Mayhem 3,720]

I mean Madonna will tour til she physically can't 

Would I pay to see her now? No...

Her voice and stiff dancing is not a draw for me to cough up hundreds if not thousands on her...

[Kayioshka 3,565]

Yes if she bring the collaborators, the scenography and a choregraphy that is not exhausting.

She could do a tour with many ballad versions of her songs and a slow show.

[Bronco 28,394]

I'd love a second confessions tour.

But having seen her performance ability so far this era, I do wonder if a tour would end up ruining the public image of a very successful album era. 

Because I truly don't think Madonna is capable of willingly slowing herself down and would push to hard.

Id be here for a residency. 

But I do think she's at the right point to go out on a high. The Celebration tour was a major success, and it led into her best album era in over a decade. I don't think it'll get bigger than it is now for her.

[princedeeblebleble 3,944]

I'd die for a tour since I finally have the money and flexibility to see her 

[Idefix1999 514]

I went to the Celebration Tour, it was my first Madonna show ever and I only paid 55 € for a ticket. It ended up being one of the worst concerts I've been to, she seemed to be drunk, didn't sing much live and stumbled across the stage. The production and the dancers were insanely good, but if she wouldn't have shown up at all and the dancers just did their thing (music played from the tape anyway) you wouldn't have noticed a different. I was very disappointed, because I really liked watching her MDNA tour or Confessions Tour on YouTube. This said the Confessions Tour is likely one of the best tours ever. 

Confessions II is a great album, but the live performances and club appearances don't look too promising to convince me buying a ticket again.

[pucihendzap 454]

She doesn't need a tour. I wish Charli added more dates in Europe instead

[loveandpeace 2,312]