Overview
- Confessions II was released on Friday, July 3, 2026, as a 16‑track, dance‑electro album produced with Stuart Price and sequenced to play like a continuous DJ set.
- The record reunites Madonna with Stuart Price in London and mixes club tracks with pop, folk touches and a reggae interlude while ending on more intimate songs about loss and betrayal.
- The album features wide-ranging collaborations, including a French‑language duet with Stromae on “My Sins Are My Savior,” songs with Sabrina Carpenter, Martin Garrix, Feid and Madonna’s daughter Lola/Lourdes Leon.
- Promotion so far has included the April lead single “I Feel So Free,” a surprise Times Square mini‑concert in early June and press features in Vogue and Interview as Madonna prepares for the July 19 World Cup final halftime show.
- Framed by Madonna as an ‘antidote to isolation,’ the project draws on her New York club roots and aims to restore her mainstream pop standing after a quieter run since 2019, with the World Cup slot likely to amplify streams and global exposure.