Our latest Rollout Report Card discussion looks at everything surrounding Madonna's long-awaited, highly acclaimed sequel set. By Andrew Unterberger Madonna fans have been awaiting Confessions II for ...

On “Confessions II,” a successor to her hit 2005 album “Confessions on a Dance Floor,” the pop superstar gives new energy to her origin story and shines light on the troubles she’s danced away. By ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Madonna‘s new album is here and earning the 67-year-old ...

Madonna’s 15th record is called Confessions II — and if that title sounds familiar, that’s because it's a sequel to her hit 2005 album, Confessions on a Dance Floor. Today on Commotion, music ...

Madonna sent fans wild as she made a surprise appearance at a party in London to celebrate the release of her new album, Confessions II. The Popular singer launched the record - a follow-up to her ...

Madonna made it clear at the start of the promotional cycle for “Confessions II” that her first album in seven years would be a return to the dance floor, a sequel to her seismic 2005 album ...

21 years after Confessions on a Dance Floor, Madonna returns to the club. From murmurs to reality, Confessions II is upon us. Years of online whispers – which typically mean nothing – have somehow ...

I was disappointed when I recently saw Madonna position herself as the next big Glastonbury headliner prospect. I’ve developed the view that in 2026, we are living in one of the most exciting times ...

The much-anticipated release is the culmination of a months-long rollout that included a surprise Coachella performance, a pop-up show in Times Square and "taking over the Gayborhood" on Grindr. By ...

Madonna’s back in peak form with a fresh and honest dance record that’s not only her best in 20 years, but a genuinely vital addition to her canon. Save this story Save this story What would it mean ...

Madonna’s Confessions on a Dance Floor didn’t need a sequel. The original 2005 album, helmed with producer Stuart Price, was a landmark presentation of dance pop in its purest, most majestic form; it ...