Madonna adds MORE stops in London, New York and Los Angeles on her 40th anniversary tour

Madonna delighted her fans on Thursday by announcing that five more dates have been added to her highly anticipated 40th anniversary tour.

The bona fide ‘Queen of Pop’, 64, will make return stops in London, Los Angeles and New York despite the three major cities already hosting four shows each.

According to Madonna’s Instagram story, she will take the stage in London on December 5 and then travel to New York for two concerts on December 13 and 14.

Los Angeles will get another look at the Material Girl hitmaker when she dominates the Crypto.com Arena in 2024 on January 7 and 8.

After sharing the news, Madonna posed in diamond chains and a black lace bustier for a seductive selfie.

“See you soon,” he joked in the caption of the photo.

The new dates come amid “overwhelming” demand after tickets for the Celebration tour went on sale last Friday.

And, as a result, Madonna has been frantically adding to her already extensive touring schedule.

“See you soon,” he joked in the caption of his IG Story post.

Keep them coming! The 64-year-old bona fide ‘Queen of Pop’ will make return stops in London, Los Angeles and New York despite the three major cities already hosting four shows each.

She was originally scheduled to perform at London’s O2 Arena in October for a single show, but will now take four concerts from October 14-18.

Madonna will land for the first time at the Cypto.com Arena in Los Angeles for four dates, from September 27 to October 1.

Meanwhile, it will illuminate New York City’s Madison Square Garden from August 23-27.

You will be visiting multiple cities in the United States and Canada, as well as the United Kingdom and Europe.

Produced by Live Nation, the tour will begin in North America on July 15 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC, with stops in Detroit, Chicago, New York, Miami and Los Angeles, among others.

Demand: The new dates come amid ‘overwhelming’ demand after tickets for the Celebration tour went on sale last Friday.

Exciting: Produced by Live Nation, the tour will kick off in North America on July 15 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC, with stops in Detroit, Chicago, New York, Miami and Los Angeles, among others.

It will then head to Europe, where it will visit 11 cities this fall, including London, continuing through Barcelona, ​​Paris and Stockholm, among others.

The Celebration Tour was originally going to end in Amsterdam, NL on Friday, December 1 at the Ziggo Dome, but now LA will serve as its grand finale in January 2024.

Over the weekend, Madonna took to her Instagram platform to express her gratitude for fans in an emotional video message.

She told her 18.7 million followers that she felt “like the luckiest girl in the world.”

The interpreter continued: “I just want to thank all my fans for all their love and support in the last few days.”

Grateful: Over the weekend, Madonna took to her Instagram platform to express her gratitude for fans in an emotional video message

She told her 18.7 million followers that she felt “like the luckiest girl in the world.”

“I’m not taking any of this for granted, I feel like the luckiest girl in the world and I’m so grateful for all your support.”

Madonna was visibly teary-eyed as she continued: “I can’t wait to put the show together and have a moment with each and every one of you on stage to celebrate the last four decades of my journey.”

Although all is well on the music front, it was recently revealed that the Madonna biopic starring Julia Garner has been shelved indefinitely while she prepares to tour.

The Vogue singer was set to direct the movie about her rise to stardom for Universal Pictures, but Variety states that it is no longer in development.

Tour looks from the past: Seen in 1990 in Holland, left, and in 2008 in Atlantic City, right

Although a movie in the near future seems unlikely, a source told the outlet that Madonna still hopes to one day direct a movie about her ‘extraordinary’ life.

Garner, a multi-Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actress, has been said to have endured a grueling audition process to land the role.

The highly anticipated project has been teased by hitmaker Devil Pray since 2020 when he announced it was in the works.

Over the course of the past three years, he’s bested a number of screenwriters, including Academy Award winner Diablo Cody.

“I have a very long script that I have a hard time shortening,” Madonna admitted last summer. I’ve been cutting it down, but it’s like cutting off my limbs.

Blackout: The upcoming Madonna biopic (left) starring Julia Garner (right) has been shelved indefinitely as the Queen of Pop prepares for a world tour