MDNA Tour - Schedule
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Asia (Middle East)
Aug. 31, 2012
Tel Aviv, IsraelMartin Solveig
June 4
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Istanbul, TurkeyMartin Solveig
Europe
Zagreb, Croatia
Rome, Italy
Milan, Italy
Florence, ItalyJune 21
Barcelona, Spain
Coimbra, PortugalJune 30
Berlin, Germany
Copenhagen, Denmark
Gothenburg, SwedenJuly 8
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Cologne, Germany
Brussels, Belgium
Paris, France
London, UK
Birmingham, UK
Edinburgh, UK
Dublin, Ireland
Paris, France
Vienna, Austria
Warsaw, Poland
Kiev, Ukraine
Moscow, Russia
St. Petersburg, Russia
Helsinki, Finland
Oslo, Norway
Zurich, Switzerland
Nice, FranceNorth America
Philadelphia, PA
Montreal, Canada
Quebec City, Canada
Boston, MASep. 8
New York City, NY
Ottawa, CanadaSep. 13
Toronto, Canada
Atlantic City, NJSep. 20
Chicago, ILSep. 24
Washington, DCSep. 30
Vancouver, CanadaOct. 3
Seattle, WAOct. 7
San Jose, CAMartin Solveig
Oct. 11
Los Angeles, CAOct. 14
Las Vegas, NV
Phoenix, AZ
Denver, COOct. 21
Dallas, TXOct. 25
Houston, TX
New Orleans, LA
Kansas City, MO
St. Louis, MONov. 4
St. Paul, MN
Pittsburgh, PA
Detroit, MI
Cleveland, OHNov. 13
New York City, NY
Charlotte, NC
Atlanta, GANov. 20
Miami, FLNov. 25
Mexico City, MexicoSouth America
Nov. 29
Medellin, Colombia
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Dec. 5
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Porto Alegre, Brazil Dec. 15
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Santiago, Chile
Cordoba, Argentina Remarks
The opening show in Tel Aviv, Israel was originally planned for May 29th, followed by a 2nd show on the 31st. Late April, it was announced that the opening show was postponed to the 31st due to 'production delays'. Basically it meant that 1 of the 2 shows was cancelled.
The show in Zagreb, Croatia was cancelled due to 'scheduling conflicts'.
On July 18th, it was announced that Madonna would perform a special showcase at the intimate Olympia venue in Paris. The show took place a week later with some 2,600 fans attending.
The first Dallas show was cancelled due to illness.
The show in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil was moved from December 1st to December 2nd.
Although the original tour press release announced Australia to be a part of the tour, with dates to be announced for January 2013, this announcement was never made. In July 2012, a spokesperson for Live Nation said the tour would close in South America in December 2012, thereby squashing any hopes of Australian fans that Madonna would finally make it back down under after 20 years. Madonna later apologized and said the Australian leg was cancelled because she "needed to spend time with her kids".
