Madonna fans wait with baited breath for her forthcoming new album which precedes her 2012 world tour.
Madonna's new album titled MDNA is Madge's twelfth studio album, her first debut album from her 360 deal with Live Nation Entertainment, and is expected to be released on 26 March 2012
The Material Girl' will then be kicking off her new world tour in Israel, her first since 2009.
Live Nation Entertainment announced earlier this week that the tour will start in Tel Aviv on 29 May 2012 with live shows scheduled in 26 cities throughout Europe including performances in Istanbul, Brussels, Helsinki, Paris and Zurich.
Madonna will then be hitting Philadelphia in North America on 28 August which will be followed by another 26 shows which will include the Yankee Stadium in New York on 6 September and the Staples Centre in LA on 10 October.
Please don't fret UK fans; BritEvents.com had confirmation that Madonna will be taking the UK by storm and will be calling in on London's Hyde Park on Tuesday 17 July, Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh on Saturday 21 July and finally at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Tuesday 24 July 2012.
Tickets to all three of these highly anticipated performances are scheduled to go on sale this Friday 10 February 2012 from BritEvents.com
Madonna's half time performance at the NLF Super Bowl XLVI in the US last weekend was viewed by over 114 million people, confirming that this upcoming tour will be a sell-out and sure to be one of the highest grossing tours in history, so grab those tickets from BritEvents.com this Friday.
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