Madonna Premieres 6-Track 'Confessions II' Film at Tribeca Ahead of July 3 Album Release
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Updated · Variety · May 12
Madonna Premieres 6-Track 'Confessions II' Film at Tribeca Ahead of July 3 Album Release
10 articles · Updated · Variety · May 12
June 5 will bring the world premiere of Madonna’s “Confessions II” visual film at Tribeca Festival’s Beacon Theatre, followed by an onstage conversation with directors David Toro and Solomon Chase and host Jimmy Fallon.
The film is built around the first six tracks of her upcoming studio album “Confessions II,” due July 3 via Warner Records, and is designed as a single continuous, music-driven cinematic piece.
Tribeca described the project as an immersive nightlife narrative centered on a chaotic night out and the dancefloor, while co-founder Jane Rosenthal called it provocative and emblematic of Madonna’s long-running reinvention.
Tickets went on sale first to Madonna Community members through unique digital access codes, underscoring the premiere’s role in launching her follow-up to 2005’s “Confessions on a Dance Floor.”
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