Madonna adds SIXTH and final London show date to her 40th anniversary tour amid huge ticket demand

Madonna has added a sixth and final show date in London during her 40th anniversary tour amid “overwhelming” demand for tickets.

With more than 600,000 tickets sold, the bona fide ‘Queen of Pop’, 64, makes stops in the English capital and more than 30 other locations in the US, Canada and various spots in Europe.

And after her five shows at London’s O2 Arena quickly sold out, the Material Girl hitmaker has added a sixth and final night to her run of shows, much to the delight of her fans who couldn’t get hold of a ticket.

Madonna has performed numerous times in London over the course of her career, with one of her biggest shows being her Blonde Ambition Tour at Wembley Stadium in July 1990.

Madonna will take the stage in London on October 14, 15, 17, 18, December 5 and now December 6, with the latest date added on sale from February 1.

She will then travel to NYC for two concerts on December 13 and 14.

Los Angeles will get another glimpse of the Material Girl hitmaker when she dominates the Crypto.com Arena on January 7-8, 2024.

After sharing the news, Madonna posed in diamond necklaces and a black lace bustier for a seductive selfie.

“See you soon,” she teased in the caption.

The new dates come amid “overwhelming” demand after tickets for the Celebration tour went on sale last Friday.

And as a result, Madonna has been frantically adding to her already extensive touring schedule.

She was originally scheduled to appear at London’s O2 Arena in October for a single show, but now four concerts will take place from October 14 to October 18.

Madonna will make her first appearance at LA’s Cypto.com Arena for four dates from September 27 to October 1.

Meanwhile, from August 23 to 27, she will illuminate New York City’s Madison Square Garden.

She will visit multiple cities in the United States and Canada, as well as the United Kingdom and Europe.

The tour, produced by Live Nation, kicks off July 15 in North America at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC with stops in Detroit, Chicago, New York, Miami and Los Angeles, among others.

She will then make her way to Europe, visiting 11 cities throughout the fall, including London, and moving on to Barcelona, ​​Paris and Stockholm, among others.

The Celebration Tour was originally set to take place in Amsterdam, NL on Friday December 1 at the Ziggo Dome, but now LA will serve as the grand finale in January 2024.

Over the weekend, Madonna used her Instagram platform to express her gratitude to fans in an emotional video message.

She told her 18.7 million followers that she felt like “the happiest girl in the world.”

The artist continued, “I want to thank all my fans for all your love and support over the past few days.”

“I don’t take any of this for granted, I feel like the happiest girl in the world and I’m so grateful for all your support.”

Madonna was visibly teary-eyed as she continued, “I can’t wait to put the show together and have a moment on stage with you all to celebrate the last four decades of my journey.”

While all is well in terms of music, it was recently revealed that Madonna’s biopic starring Julia Garner has been shelved indefinitely as she prepares to tour.

The Vogue singer was set to direct the movie about her rise to superstardom for Universal Pictures Variety claims it is no longer in development.

While a movie seems unlikely in the near future, a source told the outlet that Madonna still hopes to direct a movie about her “extraordinary” life one day.

Garner, a Golden Globe and multiple Emmy Award-winning actress, is said to have gone through a grueling audition process to land the role.

The highly anticipated project has been teased by the Devil Pray hitmaker since 2020 when she announced it was in the works.

Over the course of the past three years, she’s gone through multiple screenwriting careers, including Academy Award winner Diablo Cody.

“I have a very long script that is very difficult for me to shorten,” Madonna admitted last summer. “I’ve only done some work on it, but it’s like chopping my limbs off.”