Madonna's Madame X Tour Documentary Will Hit Paramount+ In October

A documentary following Madonna's Madame X tour will be obtainable to stream on Paramount+ on Friday, October 8, the streaming service reported on Thursday (July 15).


The film was shot at a concert in Lisbon, Portugal, as Madonna embodied her Madame X persona, a globetrotting secret agent complete with an eyepatch. The Queen of Pop posted a video of her smoking a cigarette and holding a wine glass, lip-syncing to “Killers Who Are Partying,” a track from her 2019 Madame X album, on Instagram four days ahead of the announcement.


"Sharing my vision with global crowds has been profoundly meaningful to me. The possibility to bring its message and the incandescent artistry of all involved to an even wider audience comes at a time any time music is so deeply needed to remind us of the sacred bond of our shared humanity," Madonna mentioned in a statement.


The Madame X doc will feature behind-the-scenes clips of Madonna in action throughout the album's tour in 2019 and 2020. Furthermore, there will be an intimate look at the battles she had with her hip and knee injuries, which forced her to cancel a few shows In America, the United Kingdom, and Portugal, eventually concluding the complete tour three days before its final date, while also coinciding with the ban gatherings because of the spread of COVID-19. She has fortunately made a full recovery and recently returned this past June for a surprise efficiency throughout New York’s Pride festivities at the Boom Boom Room.


Madonna has lately been working on film production and re-shootings. A 22-minute documentary called The World of Madame X was released in July 2019 on Amazon Prime, detailing the production and in back of the scenes of the album. Back in February, Madonna reported she was re-shooting scenes for the tour documentary, wearing costumes from her Madame X tour. “Happy have the ability to step into my costumes immediately after 10 months on crutches-surgery along with a host of other physical challenges I can fit into my costumes!” She wrote on Instagram.


Upon its release on June 14, 2019, Madame X debuted at No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard 200 with 95,000 album-equivalent units, and Madonna also topped the Artist 100 chart for the initial time since the chart’s launch in 2014. Madame X then became Madonna's ninth No. 1 album U.S.


in the event you missed the tour, you only have to wait up until October 8 to stream it. Find a teaser for the action above.