Re-Invention World Tour

Is Madonna nog relevant? Die vraag wordt hardop gesteld op de dag dat de Quen of Pop voor het eerst

Her relevance may be fading now, but it is still hard to imagine pop (the music and the culture) without

WITH ticket prices that run more than $300 a piece for the best seats, Madonna has put her fans in

Madonna’s concert Sunday at San Jose’s HP Pavilion landed on the 60th anniversary of D-Day. The military tie-in seemed especially

More than a decade has passed since Madonna’s admission in the 1991 documentary Truth or Dare that she knows she’s

If there ever was a concert in recent memory that came close to being worth $300 for a top-tier face-value

Madonna may not possess Mariah’s voice, Beyonce’s curves or Britney’s teen appeal, but all three younger divas could have learned a few tricks from the 45-year-old mother of two Saturday night.

Perhaps Madonna’s career has caught up to her, threatening to eclipse the Queen of Pop. Or perhaps it’s the other way around, and Madonna has finally eclipsed her career. Depending on the perspective, both could be true, as evidenced last weekend at two capacity shows at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

Back in 1989, Madonna and the rest of us didn’t have a lot of war to worry about, unless you count U.S. efforts to depose Panama’s Manuel Noriega. But we didn’t let it bother us too much. But times have changed.

Who’s that girl? Who else but Madonna, reinventing her past in a splashy and stylish retro-fitted show (* * * * stars out of four).

Madonna calls her new traveling show the Re-Invention World Tour, and, if anything, the name seems a bit too obvious.

There’s a new Madonna on stage, and the transformation is the biggest shock of her big summer ‘Re-Invention’ tour.

Madonna came to rock, not to shock, and preach a little as she launched her Re-Invention tour.

MOVE over BRITNEY and BEYONCE – there’s only one Queen of Pop and she’s back to reclaim her crown.

She calls it “Re-Invention,” but it’s just as much a rediscovery of songs for herself and the fans, as Madonna opened her new world tour with a show that was big on production but also had some heart.

Madonna has embraced her back catalogue on her world tour, which opened in LOS ANGELES last night (May 24).

Madonna kicked off her three-night stint at the Los Angeles Forum Monday night in strong style and thigh high boots.

Madonna kicked off her worldwide Re-Invention tour last night (May 24) in Los Angeles with an extravagant and politically charged show that featured the diva singing in Army fatigues against a video backdrop of a war-torn nation.

So how does Madonna reinvent herself on her Re-Invention Tour? It’s nearly impossible to count the ways.

After twenty years in the limelight, Madonna is expected to cause controversy and reinvent herself for every new tour. So for the May 24th Los Angeles opening of her Re-Invention world trek, Madonna did the most unexpected thing she could: She came back as a great concert singer.

She may be supple, but Madonna was anything but subtle when she kicked off her 50-date Re-Invention tour in Los Angeles last night.

Madonna has launched her world tour in Los Angeles with a politically-charged and highly energetic show. A capacity crowd turned out to see the pop icon take to the stage at The Forum in the LA suburb of Inglewood.

Defying the recent death threats she’s received, Madonna took to the stage last night for the start of her Re-Invention world tour.

I’m gonna avoid the cliche.’ So goes the lyric from Madonna’s ‘Die Another Day,’ one of her more recent songs and one she performs in her ‘Re-Invention’ tour. This kicked off last night in Inglewood, Calif. at the Forum. That sentiment is not only the hallmark of most of her career, but it is the vital component that lifts her current concert spectacle thrillingly above a mere ‘greatest hits’ concert package.

Pop star Madonna was on sparkling form last night for the launch of her world tour.
The singer showed herself to be in peak fitness at a packed concert in the Great Western Forum in Los Angeles.

Madonna has never been shy about trying and discarding different personas, so calling her new stage show “The Reinvention Tour” seems a little redundant. And by the end of the spectacular, if somewhat muddled, two-hour production, it’s apparent Madonna is not looking to reinvent herself.

The Material Girl made a dramatic return to the stage on Monday, when her Re-Invention world tour kicked off in Los Angeles. Madonna’s fans were left in little doubt that she is still the Queen of Pop, after a spectacular show in which she danced up a storm.