Madonna puts both Confessions albums in one vinyl box: clear records, a number on the spine and a poster
The 2005 album and this year’s sequel, which became her tenth record to top the Billboard 200, have been brought together in a collector’s edition. Shipping starts in March 2027.
Madonna in the video Bring Your Love, 2026
Madonna is releasing a collector’s box of four vinyl LPs that brings together Confessions on a Dance Floor from 2005 and this year’s Confessions II. The announcement came on 9 November, the 21st anniversary of the first Confessions.
Billboard reports this, citing the singer’s official website.
All four records are pressed on clear vinyl. Both albums are housed in a double slipcase with a black fabric exterior, metallic foil detailing and exclusive photographs on the front and back. Inside is a silver metallic case with previously unseen Confessions-era images and a unique edition number on the spine. The box also comes with a double-sided 24 by 36 inch poster. It costs $195 and is sold in Madonna’s official store, with shipping due to start in March 2027.
The sequel that took her back to the top
Confessions II is the follow-up to the 2005 album, on which Madonna again worked with Stuart Price, producer of the first Confessions. The 16-song record debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart dated 18 July and became the singer’s tenth album to top it. Guests include Sabrina Carpenter and Martin Garrix. Last week Madonna also released Confessions II: Instrumentals, all 16 tracks without vocals.
The original Confessions on a Dance Floor produced the hits Hung Up, Sorry, Get Together and Jump and won Madonna the 2007 Grammy for Best Electronic/Dance Album. Last year it came out as the expanded Confessions on a Dance Floor Twenty Years Edition with b-sides and remixes, including Sorry (PSB Maxi-Mix) and Hung Up (Chus & Ceballos Remix).
A tour still in question
Whether Madonna will take Confessions II on the road is not yet known. Her last tour was The Celebration Tour, which ran from October 2023 to May 2024. Her manager Guy Oseary previously told Variety: “Of course she will tour again. She wants to share her music with her fans. Not sure yet the plans. Stay tuned!”
On our air Madonna has been played 25 times in the last 30 days, every time in club versions: most often Deeper and Deeper in David Morales’s mix, as well as Vogue and 4 Minutes.
We told you in June how Stuart Price and Honey Dijon translated Bring Your Love from Confessions II into dancefloor language.
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