And then she named her best sex ever!
Image: Madonna in Confessions II. (Youtube/@Grindr)
By Marvin Valdez
Madonna opened Pride Month by turning Times Square into a free, open-air nightclub. On 4 June she played a surprise pop-up concert with Grindr. The set ran from 6pm to 7pm and gave fans a first listen to new songs from her upcoming album Confessions II. Thousands packed the intersection on a Thursday evening to watch it happen.
A free concert in the middle of New York
Four days into Pride, the Queen of Pop did what she does best. She showed up unannounced and owned the room, even when the room was a city block. The 67-year-old leaned back into the dance music that built her career, mixing older material with fresh tracks from the new record.
The album is her 15th, and a proper sequel to 2005’s Confessions on a Dance Floor. It arrives on 3 July through Warner Records, with longtime collaborator Stuart Price producing again. The lead single, Bring Your Love, features Sabrina Carpenter.
The Grindr “Confessions” and the Romantic Bombshell
While the Times Square concert brought the stadium-level energy, it was the accompanying promotional video partnership with the LGBTQ+ dating app Grindr that delivered the ultimate media shockwave.
In a raw, unfiltered roundtable interview titled Grindr Presents: Confessions with… Madonna, the singer sat down with a panel of prominent queer cultural figures, including fashion designer Raul Lopez, Bob the Drag Queen, and playwright Jeremy O. Harris. The conversation quickly shifted from her decades of AIDS activism to a completely unhinged “kiki” about her legendary romantic past.
Madonna opened Pride Month by turning Times Square into a free, open-air nightclub. On 4 June she played a surprise pop-up concert with Grindr. The set ran from 6pm to 7pm and gave fans a first listen to new songs from her upcoming album Confessions II. Thousands packed the intersection on a Thursday evening to watch it happen.
A free concert in the middle of New York
Four days into Pride, the Queen of Pop did what she does best. She showed up unannounced and owned the room, even when the room was a city block. The 67-year-old leaned back into the dance music that built her career, mixing older material with fresh tracks from the new record.
The album is her 15th, and a proper sequel to 2005’s Confessions on a Dance Floor. It arrives on 3 July through Warner Records, with longtime collaborator Stuart Price producing again. The lead single, Bring Your Love, features Sabrina Carpenter.
The Grindr “Confessions” and the Romantic Bombshell
While the Times Square concert brought the stadium-level energy, it was the accompanying promotional video partnership with the LGBTQ+ dating app Grindr that delivered the ultimate media shockwave.
In a raw, unfiltered roundtable interview titled Grindr Presents: Confessions with… Madonna, the singer sat down with a panel of prominent queer cultural figures, including fashion designer Raul Lopez, Bob the Drag Queen, and playwright Jeremy O. Harris. The conversation quickly shifted from her decades of AIDS activism to a completely unhinged “kiki” about her legendary romantic past.
Source: https://www.dnamagazine.com.au/madonna-confessions-ii-times-square-concert/
