 Madonna thrilled fans after she revealed that the North America rescheduled dates would be announced shortly. The star, 64, confirmed that the rescheduled dates – pushed back due to a recent health scare – would take place immediately following the originally announced UK and Europe shows. Ahead of her newly arranged fixtures, the tickets for the previously scheduled shows will be honoured on the amended tour dates. Despite her assuring fans she would be taking to the stage once more, her news excluded Los Angeles and one date in New York when it came to honouring tickets due to a venue change. The singer also explained that she regretted the inconvenience to fans and hoped to make it up to those markets in the future after cancelling a handful of shows amongst the rescheduling. The Celebration Tour will officially kick off with four sold-out performances in London this October, followed by shows across Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, Spain, Portugal, France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands throughout the remainder of 2023. The star will be kicking off her tour dates in Europe (Picture: Getty Images) She announced she was making a full recovery following her illness (Picture: Instagram/ madonna) Following her announcement, the North American leg is set to begin on December 13, in Brooklyn at Barclays Center. Madonna regretfully said that she needed to cancel shows in Tulsa, Nashville, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Phoenix, offering refunds for the dates at the original point of purchase. Her confirmation that she was heading back out onto the road came after a scary health issue saw her spend time in ICU earlier this summer. A statement from her manager Guy Oseary explained at the time: 'On Saturday June 24, Madonna developed a serious bacterial infection which led to a several-day stay in the ICU (intensive care unit). The singer will perform a collection of he){kind=link}
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Madonna thrilled fans after she revealed that the North America rescheduled dates would be announced shortly.
The star, 64, confirmed that the rescheduled dates – pushed back due to a recent health scare – would take place immediately following the originally announced UK and Europe shows.
Ahead of her newly arranged fixtures, the tickets for the previously scheduled shows will be honoured on the amended tour dates.
Despite her assuring fans she would be taking to the stage once more, her news excluded Los Angeles and one date in New York when it came to honouring tickets due to a venue change.