Re-Invention Tour - Schedule

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North America


May 24
May 25 26
May 27
USLos Angeles, CA
  • Venue: The Forum
  • Attendance: 43,158 / 43,158
  • Revenue: $6,965,055

    • May 29
    May 30
    US Las Vegas, NV
  • Venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena
  • Attendance: 28,341 / 28,341
  • Revenue: $7,005,548

    • June 2
    June 3
    US Anaheim, CA
  • Venue: Arrowhead Pond
  • Attendance: 24,250 / 24,250
  • Revenue: $4,164,450

    • June 6
    June 8
    June 9
    US San Jose, CA
  • Venue: HP Pavilion
  • Attendance: 40,205 / 40,205
  • Revenue: $5,543,715

    • June 13
    June 14
    US Washington, DC
  • Venue: MCI Center
  • Attendance: 26,788 / 26,788
  • Revenue: $3,486,684

    • June 16
    June 17
    June 20
    June 21
    June 23
    June 24

    US New York City, NY
  • Venue: Madison Square Garden
  • Attendance: 88,625 / 88,625
  • Revenue: $12,674,925

    • June 27
    June 28
    June 30
    July 1
    US Worcester, MA
  • Venue: Worcester Centrum
  • Attendance: 46,075 / 46,075
  • Revenue: $6,439,890

    • July 4
    July 5
    US Philadelphia, PA
  • Venue: Wachovia Center
  • Attendance: 30,575 / 30,575
  • Revenue: $4,134,478

    • July 7
    July 8
    US East Rutherford, NJ
  • Venue: Continental Airlines Arena
  • Attendance: 29,315 / 29,315
  • Revenue: $4,437,345

    • July 11
    July 12
    July 14
    July 15
    US Chicago, IL
  • Venue: United Center
  • Attendance: 59,591 / 59,591
  • Revenue: $7,894,105

    • July 18
    July 19
    July 21
    Canada Toronto, Canada
  • Venue: Air Canada Centre
  • Attendance: 52,160 / 52,160
  • Revenue: $5,332,703

    • July 24
    July 25
    US Atlanta, GA
  • Venue: Philips Arena
  • Attendance: 25,627 / 25,627
  • Revenue: $3,450,874

    • July 28
    July 29
    US Sunrise, FL
  • Venue: Office Depot Center
  • Attendance: 28,208 / 28,208
  • Revenue: $3,834,522

    • Aug. 1
    Aug. 2
    US Miami, FL
  • Venue: American Airlines Arena
  • Attendance: 30,580 / 30,580
  • Revenue: $4,145,760


    • Europe


    Aug. 14
    Aug. 15
    UKManchester, UK
  • Venue: M.E.N. Arena
  • Attendance: 27,320 / 27,320
  • Revenue: $5,136,114

    • Aug. 18
    Aug. 19
    UKLondon, UK
  • Venue: Earls Court
  • Attendance: 34,087 / 34,087
  • Revenue: $6,356,207

    • Aug. 22
    Aug. 23
    Aug. 25
    Aug. 26
    UKLondon, UK
  • Venue: Wembley Arena
  • Attendance: 45,267 / 45,267
  • Revenue: $9,809,717

    • Aug. 29
    IrelandDublin, Ireland
  • Venue: Slane Castle
  • Attendance: 62,275 / 70,000
  • Revenue: $6,575,339

    • Sep. 1
    Sep. 2
    Sep. 4
    Sep. 5
    FranceParis, France
  • Venue: Palais Omnisports de Bercy
  • Attendance: 68,000 / 68,000
  • Revenue: $7,357,529

    • Sep. 8
    Sep. 9
    The NetherlandsArnhem, The Netherlands
  • Venue: Gelredome
  • Attendance: 73,300 / 73,300
  • Revenue: $6,759,661

    • Sep. 12 13
    Sep. 14
    PortugalLisbon, Portugal
  • Venue: Pavilhão Atlântico
  • Attendance: 33,460 / 33,460
  • Revenue: $3,286,166


    • TOTALS
  • Shows: 56
  • Attendance: 896,787 / 904,512
  • Revenue: $124,790,787


    • Remarks

    Madonna had to postpone her 2nd show of the tour on May 25th due to illness. The show was rescheduled one day later.

    For the European tour originally only London and Paris were announced. There were negotiations for shows in Spain, Italy and Germany but for some reason they failed. Instead shows were added for Holland and Portugal.

    Rumours about getting Madonna to Slane Castle started spreading in March and seemed confirmed when a licence was applied for in April, which got approved in June.

    Madonna originally planned to play 3 shows in Israel, but cancelled her plan due to safety problems. According to rumours she had received death threats from extremists. She did visit Israel for a pelgrimage right after the tour.

    The Lisbon shows almost got cancelled due to a conflict with a church group who reserved the venue the week prior to the concert. Since Madonna's crew needed the venue to set up the stage and to prepare for DVD recordings, both shows were pushed back one day. This is the reason why the tour book mentions September 12 & 13 instead of 13 & 14.

    For a while, Madonna and the tour management considered extending the European tour with stops in Helsinki, Stockholm and Moscow. Although some of those negotiations were almost finalized, Madonna decided to stick to the original idea to end the tour in Lisbon.

    Like the Drowned World Tour, it was planned to broadcast one of the shows on TV. However, negotiations with TV network CBS fell through when it didn't want to comply with Madonna's demand to air for more than 2 hours and commercial-free.

    The 4-month long tour was chronicled by Jonas Akerlund in the I'm Going To Tell You A Secret documentary. The movie features several edited performances, which is the only official footage of the show made available.


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