The Re-Invention World Tour 2004

TV Broadcast: CBS and Madonna could not reach an agreement so a live broadcast of the tour has been canceled.

Wardrobe:
Stella McCartney
Karl Lagerfeld
Dolce & Gabbana
Miu Miu
Jimmy Choo
Christian Lacroix

The Band:
Madonna (vocals, electric and acoustic guitar)
Backing Vocals: Donna De Lory
Backing Vocals: Siedah Garret
Musical Director: Stuart Price
Directed/Staged by: Jamie King
Keyboards: Stuart Price
Guitar: Monte Pittman
Programmer / Keyboards: Michael McKnight
Drums: Steve Sidelnyk
Piper: Lorne Cousin

The Dancers:
Aries Smith
Daniel 'Cloud' Campos
Dawn Noel Pignuola
Jason Young
Marilyn Ortiz
Mihran Kirakosian
Paul Kirkland
Rainstella Moise
Resham Gajjar
Seth Stewart
Tamara Levinson
Zach Woodlee

Interesting Facts:

• An estimated 750,000 people saw Madonna live in the U.S.
• Ticket prices ranged from $65 to $930 US.
• Madonna had to cancel three shows planned in Israel because of threats to harm her and her children. The official word is that Madonna canceled the shows because she wanted to focus on touring Europe, but nothing would stop her from touring Tel Aviv except such threats.
• Niki Harris is not joining Madonna on this tour. Harris says she's not touring because she wants to stay home with her children. Previously Niki was backup for Madonna on the Who's That Girl, Blond Ambition, Girlie Show and Drowned World Tours.

Tour Opens: May 24, 2004: Los Angeles (Forum)

Song Lineup:
The Beast Within
Vogue
Nobody Knows Me
Frozen
American Life
Express Yourself
Burning Up
Material Girl
Hollywood
Hanky Panky
Deeper and Deeper
Die Another Day
Lament
Bedtime Story
Nothing Fails
Don't Tell Me
Like A Prayer
Mother and Father
Imagine
Into the Groove
Papa Don't Preach
Crazy For You
Music
Holiday

Tour Schedule

• May 24: Los Angeles (Forum)
• May 26: Los Angeles (Forum)
• May 27: Los Angeles (Forum)
• May 29: Las Vegas (MGM Grand Garden Arena)
• May 30: Las Vegas (MGM Grand Garden Arena)
• June 2: Anaheim, California (Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim)
• June 3: Anaheim, California (Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim)
• June 6: San Jose (HP Pavilion)
• June 8: San Jose (HP Pavilion)
• June 9: San Jose (HP Pavilion)
• June 13: Washington, D.C. (MCI Center)
• June 14: Washington, D.C. (MCI Center)
• June 16: New York (Madison Square Garden)
• June 17: New York (Madison Square Garden)
• June 20: New York (Madison Square Garden)
• June 21: New York (Madison Square Garden)
• June 23: New York (Madison Square Garden)
• June 24: New York (Madison Square Garden)
• June 27: Worcester, Massachusetts
• June 28: Worcester, Massachusetts
• June 30: Worcester, Massachusetts
• July 1: Worcester, Massachusetts
• July 4: Philadelphia (Wachovia Center)
• July 5: Philadelphia (Wachovia Center)
• July 7: East Rutherford, NJ (Continental Airlines Arena)
• July 8: East Rutherford, NJ (Continental Airlines Arena)
• July 11: Chicago (United Center)
• July 12: Chicago (United Center)
• July 14: Chicago (United Center)
• July 15: Chicago (United Center)
• July 18: Toronto (Air Canada Centre)
• July 19: Toronto (Air Canada Centre)
• July 21: Toronto (Air Canada Centre)
• July 24: Atlanta (Philips Arena)
• July 25: Atlanta (Philips Arena)
• July 28: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Office Depot Center)
• July 29: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Office Depot Center)
• Aug. 1: Miami (American Airlines Arena)
• Aug. 2: Miami (American Airlines Arena)
• Aug. 14: Manchester (MEN Arena)
• Aug. 15: Manchester (MEN Arena)
• Aug. 18: London (Earls Court)
• Aug. 19: London (Earls Court)
• Aug. 22: London (Wembley Arena)
• Aug. 23: London (Wembley Arena)
• Aug. 25: London (Wembley Arena)
• Aug. 26: London (Wembley Arena)
• Aug. 29: Dublin (Slane Castle)
• Sept. 1: Paris (Bercy)
• Sept. 2: Paris (Bercy)
• Sept. 4: Paris (Bercy)
• Sept. 5: Paris (Bercy)
• Sept. 8: Arnhem (Gelredome)
• Sept. 9: Arnhem (Gelredome)
• Sept. 13: Lisbon, Portgual (Pavilão Atlântico)
• Sept. 14: Lisbon, Portgual (Pavilão Atlântico)

Official Tour Press Release:

March 22nd New York – For immediate release. "I'm happy to confirm the rumors. Madonna will be going out on tour this spring and summer," announced the star's long time manager, Caresse Henry. Clear Channel Entertainment is the promoter of Madonna's worldwide tour, which begins in Los Angeles on May 24th. 

The tour will sweep across major markets in the US including Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Atlanta and Miami and then continue with stops in London, Paris and proposed visits to Israel and Ireland. 

According to Ms. Henry, "Madonna has already started rehearsals for 'The re-Invention Tour' and she can't wait to get back on stage to recreate her songs from the earliest days of her career up until the present. There is no doubt that this tour will be the pinnacle of her long standing and well deserved reputation as one of the most exciting live performers of our time. And as a special treat to her fans, existing Icon fan club members will have access to tickets prior to the on-sale dates in local markets." 

The Material Girl, a Warner Bros./Maverick recording artist, represented by Creative Artists Agency, is a five-time Grammy® winner, a multi MTV Award winner and has sold over 250 million albums during the span of her extraordinary two decade career. In addition, she has had more Top Ten singles than any female artist in history and second only to Elvis Presley.