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Madonna performs at Rod Laver Arena on Saturday 12 March 2016. This is the first show of the Australian leg of her world wide Rebel Heart Tour. Photo by Ros O'Gorman

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Madonna Christens her next album Madame X

by Paul Cashmere on April 15, 2019

in News

Madonna has called her 14th album ‘Madame X’. The singer has released a video announcing the title and giving some background as to the concept of the record.

“I decided to call my album Madame X,” Madonna said in a tweet. “Madame X is secret agent traveling around the world, taking identity, fighting for freedom bringing light to dark places. Madame X is a dancer, a professor, a head of state, a housekeeper, an equestrian, a prisoner, a student, a mother, a child, a teacher, a nun, a signer, a saint, a whore and a spy in the house of love. I’m Madame X”.

A date has not been announced for the album but it is understood that Madonna will perform one of the tracks at Eurovision in May.

Madonna’s last album was Rebel Heart in 2015.

Madonna albums ranked by sales worldwide are:

True Blue (1986, 25 million)
Like A Virgin (1984, 21 million)
Ray of Light (1998, 16 million)
Like A Prayer (1989, 15 million)
Music (2000, 11 million)
Madonna (1983, 10 million)
Confessions on the Dancefloor (2005, 10 million)
Bedtime Stories (1994, 8 million)
Erotica (1992, 6 million)
American Life (2003, 5 million)
Hard Candy (2008, 4 million)
MDNA (2012, 2 million)
Rebel Heart (2015, 1 million)

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