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The Rebel Heart Tour: available now!

by MadonnaTribe · September 15, 2017

Today is the day! Madonna’s record-breaking Rebel Heart Tour is finally in the stores around the world on DVD, Blu-ray, audio CD, digital download and online streaming!

Eagle Vision/Universal Music has released Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour  in five different physical formats including stand alone DVD and Blu-ray , bundles with an audio  CD  of highlights, and a fantastic 22-track  live album  available on double CD , digital download and streaming.

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Bonuses include an excerpt from Tears of a Clown  – presented in black and white and including three acoustic songs:  Don’t Tell Me , Borderline and   Holiday  –  and the live version of  Like a Prayer .

The physical release comes with a booklet which is the same for the various formats.

Have a look at the menu for the home video release:

And these are the tracklistings for the different formats of Madonna:  R ebel Heart Tour

DVD / Blu-Ray

• Rebel Heart Tour Intro
• Bitch I’m Madonna
• Holy Water / Vogue
• Messiah (Video Interlude)
• Deeper and Deeper
• HeartBreakCity
• Like A Virgin / Heartbeat
• Justify My Love / S.E.X. (Video Interlude)
• Living For Love
• La Isla Bonita
• Dress You Up / Into The Groove
• Rebel Heart
• Illuminati (Video Interlude)
• Music / Give It 2 Me
• Material Girl
• La Vie En Rose
• Unapologetic Bitch
• Tears Of A Clown (excerpt)
• Like A Prayer

DOUBLE CD / DIGITAL AUDIO

• Like A Virgin
• Bonus Track: Like A Prayer

The Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour  film was recorded around the world and features both live and behind the scenes material, as well as previously unreleased footage culminating with performances at the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, Australia in March of 2016. Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour  is co-directed by Danny Tull and Nathan Rissman, both of whom have worked extensively with Madonna on her feature films and tour movies. A version of the film previously debuted on Showtime in December 2016.

The tracklist for Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour  film and live concert album span all decades of the iconic superstar’s illustrious career, including songs from her chart-topping Rebel Heart album to classic fan favorites. Of particular note to longtime fans will be the new interpretations of some of Madonna’s timeless hits.

Produced by Live Nation Global Touring, the Rebel Heart Tour kicked off on September 9, 2015 in Montreal and visited arenas in 55 cities on four continents over seven months. Madonna performed 82 shows, plus the special “Tears Of A Clown” fan club show in Melbourne. The tour grossed $169.8 Million with 1,045,479 in attendance, making her the top grossing touring female artist in the history of Billboard Boxscore with over $1.31 billion in ticket sales sold over the course of her career. Madonna is also the fourth top grossing touring act since tracking began in 1990.

The Rebel Heart Tour was directed by Jamie King with musical direction by Kevin Antunes (with band keyboardist Ric’key Pageot, drummer Brian Frasier-Moore, guitarist Monte Pittman, and background vocalists Kiley Dean and Nicki Richards), lead choreography by Megan Lawson, hair by Andy LeCompte, makeup by Aaron Henrikson, and costume design by Arianne Phillips.

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Rebel Heart Tour DVD/Blu Ray & CD Tracklisting Revealed

While Madonna’s Rebel Heart Tour is now available for pre-order, we are happy to share the tracklisting to each of the formats to be released on September 16! Click here to pre-order your copy or visit Madonna’s official store now for exclusive t-shirt + DVD or Blu-Ray bundles and a fan club only t-shirt design!

DVD+CD / BLU RAY + CD

DVD / Blu-Ray   01.   Rebel Heart Tour Intro 02.   Iconic       03.   Bitch I'm Madonna         04.   Burning Up                   05.   Holy Water / Vogue               06.   Devil Pray 07.   Messiah (Video Interlude) 08.   Body Shop                    09.   True Blue  10.   Deeper and Deeper       11.   HeartBreakCity            12.   Like A Virgin 13.   S.E.X. (Video Interlude) 14.   Living For Love 15.   La Isla Bonita                  16.   Dress You Up / Into The Groove 17.   Rebel Heart              18.   Illuminati (Video Interlude) 19.   Music 20.   Candy Shop                  21.   Material Girl                  22.   La Vie En Rose               23.   Unapologetic Bitch         24.   Holiday      EXTRAS 01.   An Excerpt from “Tears Of A Clown” 02.   Like A Prayer

CD   01.   Rebel Heart Tour Intro 02.   Iconic 03.   Bitch I'm Madonna 04.   Burning Up 05.   Holy Water / Vogue 06.   Devil Pray 07.   Deeper and Deeper 08.   HeartBreakCity 09.   Living For Love 10.   La Isla Bonita 11.   Rebel Heart 12.   Candy Shop 13.   Unapologetic Bitch 14.   Holiday

DOUBLE CD / DIGITAL AUDIO

CD1 01.     Rebel Heart Tour Intro 02.     Iconic 03.     Bitch I'm Madonna 04.     Burning Up 05.     Holy Water / Vogue 06.     Devil Pray 07.     Body Shop 08.     True Blue 09.     Deeper and Deeper 10.     HeartBreakCity 11.     Like A Virgin

CD2 01.     Living For Love 02.     La Isla Bonita 03.     Dress You Up / Into The Groove 04.     Rebel Heart 05.     Music 06.     Candy Shop 07.     Material Girl 08.     La Vie En Rose 09.     Unapologetic Bitch 10.     Holiday 11.     BONUS TRACK: Like A Prayer

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Madonna / Rebel Heart Tour

By Paul Sinclair

SDE makes sense of the formats…

Eagle Rock will release Madonna ‘s Rebel Heart Tour  concert film across a number of different packages, this September. The Rebel Heart Tour film was recorded around the world and features both live and behind-the-scenes footage. You can purchase the concert film on standalone DVD and blu-ray, but combo packs add a ‘highlights’ 14-track CDs to each format.

If you want all the audio on CD then you need to get the standalone two-CD edition which offers 22 tracks, including Like A Prayer as a ‘bonus track’. There is no vinyl option.

Rebel Heart Tour is issued on 15 September 2017. Note: Eagle Rock normally issue region-free NTSC product, although that isn’t confirmed for this release.

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DVD/Blu-ray 01. Rebel Heart Tour Intro 02. Iconic 03. Bitch I’m Madonna 04. Burning Up 05. Holy Water / Vogue 06. Devil Pray 07. Messiah (Video Interlude) 08. Body Shop 09. True Blue 10. Deeper and Deeper 11. HeartBreakCity 12. Like A Virgin 13. S.E.X. (Video Interlude) 14. Living For Love 15. La Isla Bonita 16. Dress You Up / Into The Groove 17. Rebel Heart 18. Illuminati (Video Interlude) 19. Music 20. Candy Shop 21. Material Girl 22. La Vie En Rose 23. Unapologetic Bitch 24. Holiday

BONUS FEATURES Extras include An Excerpt from Tears of a Clown and a performance of Like A Prayer .

CD 01. Rebel Heart Tour Intro 02. Iconic 03. Bitch I’m Madonna 04. Burning Up 05. Holy Water / Vogue 06. Devil Pray 07. Deeper and Deeper 08. HeartBreakCity 09. Living For Love 10. La Isla Bonita 11. Rebel Heart 12. Candy Shop 13. Unapologetic Bitch 14. Holiday

2CD Edition

CD 1 1. Rebel Heart Tour Intro (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 2. Iconic (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 3. Bitch I’m Madonna (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 4. Burning Up (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 5. Holy Water / Vogue (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016 / Medley) 6. Devil Pray (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 7. Body Shop (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 8. True Blue (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 9. Deeper And Deeper (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 10. HeartBreakCity (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 11. Like A Virgin (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016)

CD 2 1. Living For Love (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 2. La Isla Bonita (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 3. Dress You Up / Into The Groove (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016 / Medley) 4. Rebel Heart (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 5. Music (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 6. Candy Shop (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 7. Material Girl (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 8. La Vie En Rose (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 9. Unapologetic Bitch (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 10. Holiday (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016) 11. Like A Prayer (Live At The Allphones Arena, Sydney / 2016 / Bonus Track)

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Madonna: Rebel Heart review – braggadocio v self-examination on an album of two halves

Half of Madonna’s 13th album seems concerned with proving she can keep up with the kids. The other half is mature, reflective – and far more affecting

I ts release has been plagued by controversy over piracy , the term “artistic rape”, claims of cultural appropriation and the vexing question of whether or not it’s all right to laugh at a 56-year-old woman falling on her arse midway through a dance routine. But the most immediately striking thing about Madonna’s 13th studio album is rather more prosaic: it’s extremely long. The deluxe version features 19 tracks and lasts for the best part of an hour and a half. The super-deluxe version adds a second disc, featuring another raft of songs and remixes – anyone planning to listen in full is advised to first ensure their will is up to date in case they die of old age before they get to the end.

Rebel Heart is that long because it is essentially two separate albums. One is wistful and thick with reflections on failed love affairs and intimations of self-doubt. Most shockingly, it occasionally touches on the hitherto-unmentionable notion that Madonna’s career might draw to a conclusion at some point: “In a world that’s changing, I’m a stranger in a strange land,” she sings over wafty electronics and a battery of percussion on the gorgeous Wash All Over Me, “if this is the end then let it come.” The other offers dirty talk and defiant I’m-still-here snarls set to EDM-inspired productions, frequently the handiwork of Diplo.

There’s obviously no reason why an album can’t contain both. But on Rebel Heart, the two don’t quite gel, perhaps because you get the sneaking feeling that the former might represent the music Madonna wants to make, while the latter is the music she feels obliged to make, in order to compete with whoever the big new female pop star is: listening to a track called S.E.X. , you’re struck by the sense of a woman dutifully going through the motions.

Certainly, the first category contains almost all of Rebel Heart’s indispensable moments, and not just because they belong to the slim canon of Madonna songs on which the singer genuinely seems to be revealing her personal feelings and frailties: Ghosttown and Joan of Arc are cut from the same emotional cloth as Like a Prayer’s Promise to Try or Ray of Light’s Drowned World/Substitute for Love . As well as the most intriguing words, they’ve got the album’s best melodies. For all the expressions of insecurity, they boast an effortlessness and a confidence that contrasts sharply with the sweat and strain that’s audibly gone into what Miley Cyrus would call the bangerz. There’s an ease and unaffectedness about the title track – a stark depiction of the cost of fame, clear-eyed and devoid of self pity – that’s noticeably absent when Madonna starts carrying on like a rapper on Best Night, informing us that “it gon’ be like this – we gon’ be gangstas tonight” etc.

That said, the bangerz aren’t all bad, by any means. Kanye West’s co-productions carry the same thrillingly authentic twang of bug-eyed lunacy that graced Yeezus, not least Illuminati , a fizzing cacophony of fragmented vocal samples and synthesisers that don’t so much throb as pound. Body Shop is great, a sweet Cherish-like melody over what sounds like a kutam . And, if nothing else, you have to admire the sheer brass cojones of a woman who tells interviewers she never deliberately tries to be provocative – “I wasn’t sitting there in my laboratory of shit-stirring going, ‘This is gonna fuck with people’” – while promoting an album that contains a song on which Madonna compares her vaginal mucus to holy water, and suggests that Jesus might have enjoyed giving her cunnilingus: “On your knees and genuflect, Jesus loves my pussy best.”

Elsewhere, however, things go awry.  Bitch I’m Madonna is a fantastic title in search of a song. In lieu of one, producer Diplo comes up with a kind of hybrid of EDM and happy hardcore and throws Nicki Minaj at her most hyperactive into the mix; the result genuinely sets your teeth on edge. There are moments when Madonna appears to be frantically chasing after other artists or trends. The hook of Inside Out is perilously close to that of Rihanna’s Diamonds , while Devil Pray – a bit of anti-drug sermonising that offers the deeply improbable image of Madonna indulging in solvent abuse – is a pretty transparent attempt by Avicii to come up with something along the lines of his hit Wake Me Up . Veni Vidi Vici , meanwhile, starts out a fascinating memoir of Madonna’s early days in New York, before disappointingly devolving into a plonking list of her hits: “I justified my love, I made you say a little prayer/ They had me crucified you know I had to take it there.” Mercifully, this grinds to a halt before it can start exploring the less celebrated areas of her oeuvre: “I did Evita too and also Hanky Panky/ And in Sex there was a photograph of me having a wanky.”

There’s something bracing about Madonna’s insistence that she belongs in exactly the same place she’s been for more than 30 years – at the forefront of mainstream pop, asserting her supremacy over anyone who dares challenge her – and something impressive about her steadfast refusal to do the kind of things every other artist four decades into their career does: no unplugged shows with the singer sitting demurely on a stool and emoting to an acoustic guitar; no deviation into the Great American Songbook; no album that cravenly attempts to recreate the sound of her best-loved early work. You can understand why she sees that kind of thing as a one-way ticket to the knacker’s yard, why she’d rather prove she can still talk dirtier or come up with more outrageous braggadocio than any young pretender. But at least half of Rebel Heart proves it’s not as stark a choice as that. She can come up with songs that are both mature and reflective and that function as fantastic pop music, and they’re all the more potent because they sound like they’re being made entirely on her own terms.

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