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The Aug. 29 show will kick-start the North American leg of
the tour that will include appearances in New York, Boston,
Chicago, Philadelphia, Vancouver and San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The 56-year-old pop star will begin the European and British
segment of the tour with a concert in Cologne, Germany on Nov. 4
followed by dates in London, Paris, Barcelona and other cities.
Concerts in Australia and Asia will be announced at a later
date, according to Madonna's website.
Last week the Grammy-winning singer took a tumble on stage while
singing "Living for Love," a single from the album, during a
performance at the British music industry's annual Brit Awards.
She fell backward down a few stairs when a flowing cape that was
part of her matador costume failed to loosen. The singer
regained her composure and continued the performance.
During a taping of "The Jonathan Ross" show that will air on
March 14 on Britain's ITV network, Madonna said the fall was not
a publicity stunt. She added that she had suffered a bit of
whiplash and had hit her head.
Last December early demo tracks from "Rebel Heart," Madonna's
13th studio album, were leaked ahead of its release next week.
An Israeli man was arrested on suspicion of hacking into the
computers of Madonna and other singers.
Madonna responded to the hacking by releasing six tracks from
the album for purchase on iTunes in December.
(Reporting by Patricia Reaney; Editing by Dan Grebler)
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