Madonna announces Rebel Heart Tour live album and concert film
Madonna is bringing her recent Rebel Heart Tour to the small screen following the announcement of a live DVD and album.
Released on September 15, the Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour film was recorded around the world and features both live and behind the scenes material, as well as previously unreleased footage culminating with performances at the Sydney Qudos Bank Arena.
The live DVD was co-directed by Danny B. Tull and Nathan Rissman, both of whom have previously worked with Madonna on her feature films and tour movies.
UPDATE: The DVD/Blu-ray and CD are available to pre-order now.
The DVD cover art was designed by Aldo Diaz.
The tour is packed full of nostalgia with a set-list spanning all decades of her career, as well as songs from her latest album Rebel Heart. The show took place between September 2015 and March 2016, with 82 shows across 55 cities and 4 continents.
Meanwhile, the live album includes 22 tracks, including a special 'Tears Of A Clown' fan club show in Melbourne. Pre-order information on the DVD and live album will be announced soon.
Madonna's Rebel Heart album just missed out on the top spot on the Official Albums Chart in March 2015, finishing close behind Sam Smith's In The Lonely Hour. Check out Madonna's complete Official UK Chart history.
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Anna Nekrylova
Burning Up version from this tour is the best. It's actually the first live album of hers that I can listen and enjoy so much without video.
Dean Wilcox
i think its a little bit to late for this.
Anna Nekrylova
Better later than as "Re-Invention Tour DVD". No DVD, I mean. Her Interscope label is like that, I guess. No CD-singles, terrible album covers (they allow her to be rebellious against her fans, too). I'm two hands up for creative freedom but RH cover was meaningless. We know she doesn't like Marilyn Monroe comparison after all these years. Why repeat this statement on her best music in 10 years? And nobody even asked her about that in interview. All three covers RH were not very smart + ugly but this one is just so "I hate my life and hate my fans because I can". But her music is her best since 2005. She's recovered from her songwriting crisis, I guess. So, I hope her next album is going to be her best... and she's going to be on time as she did during her best 2001 Drowned World Tour. Naive me)
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luca
Finally!!!
Sparky Nolan
Gob smacking show. It was amazing. Nobody else can afford to put a show on like it
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guilherme
finally!!!!!!!! counting down!