Rebel Heart Tour (album)

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Rebel Heart Tour
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Live album by
Madonna
ReleasedSeptember 15, 2017 (2017-09-15)
RecordedMarch 19–20, 2016
Venue Allphones Arena
(Sydney, Australia)
Length99:01 (album)
138:16 (video)
Label
Director
Producer Madonna
Madonna chronology
Rebel Heart
(2015)		Rebel Heart Tour
(2017)		 Madame X
(2019)
Madonna video chronology
MDNA World Tour
(2013)		Rebel Heart Tour
(2017)

Rebel Heart Tour is the fifth live album by American singer and songwriter Madonna, chronicling her tenth worldwide concert tour of the same name, recorded at Sydney's Allphones Arena. It was released on September 15, 2017 by Eagle Vision on DVD and Blu-ray formats and by Eagle Records for audio versions. Rebel Heart Tour also contains bonus content like excerpts from the Tears of a Clown show (2016) at Melbourne's Forum Theatre, as well as a 22-song double CD. Danny Tull and Nathan Rissman, who had worked on Madonna's previous concert films, directed Rebel Heart Tour.

Contents

The album received generally positive feedback from critics, who picked Madonna's live singing, dancing and the production as highlights. Rebel Heart Tour reached the top of the DVD and video charts in most of the countries it charted in, and top ten of the album charts in Belgium (Flanders and Wallonia), Germany, Hungary, Italy, Portugal and Spain. At the 32nd Japan Gold Disc Award, Rebel Heart Tour won in the category of Best Music Video for Western Artists.

Background

Madonna performing "Like a Prayer" on the Rebel Heart Tour; the performance of the song was included as a bonus track on the video release. Madonna Rebel Heart Tour 2015 - Stockholm (22791069684) (cropped).jpg
Madonna performing "Like a Prayer" on the Rebel Heart Tour; the performance of the song was included as a bonus track on the video release.

Madonna had embarked on the Rebel Heart Tour (2015–2016) to promote her thirteenth studio album, Rebel Heart . Performed in 82 shows across 55 cities, the tour was a commercial success earning US$169.8 million; it was attended by an audience of over 1.045 million. [1] The performances at the Allphones Arena in Sydney were recorded for the video release. [2] [3]

In September 2016, Madonna announced on her Instagram that she had finished watching a "rough assembly" of the tour's film, and it would be out in the next two months. [4] Entertainment Weekly subsequently announced that the concert film would premiere on December 9, 2016 on American cable channel Showtime. Titled Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour, it featured behind-the-scenes footage from the Australian performances of the tour, [5] which had been exclusively previewed by Billboard on December 2, 2016. [6] Danny Tull and Nathan Rissman, who had worked on Madonna's previous concert films, directed Rebel Heart Tour. [7] Madonna explained in an interview with BBC News:

I was there every step of the way, every day for months and months. It's really hard to capture the true feeling of the excitement and the passion and the heat and the blood, sweat and tears. I'm pleased with the way it came out... [W]hen I look back at the DVD it almost brings a tear to my eye because everyone seems so in love. [8]

The film was released on September 15, 2017 on DVD, Blu-ray, and digital formats, [9] containing bonus content like the Tears of a Clown show at Melbourne's Forum Theatre in 2016, as well as a 22-song double CD. [10] The cover image was shot by fashion photographer Joshua Brandão. [11] British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) listed the total running time of the album at over 138 minutes, with almost two hours for the main tour film and the rest for Tears of a Clown and a bonus performance of "Like a Prayer" (1989) during one of the shows. The release of Rebel Heart Tour was distributed by Eagle Rock Entertainment. [12] It was made available for pre-order on August 16, 2017, Madonna's birthday, in all physical and digital-file-based stores. Along with the pre-order, a live version of "Material Girl" was purchasable from the digital outlets. [13] The Japanese edition of the DVD/ Blu-ray included a performance of "Take a Bow" (1994) as a bonus track. [14] Five years after its original release, the album was reissued on vinyl format by Mercury Records on September 9, 2022, featuring the same 14 tracks as the single-CD format. [15]

Critical response

Madonna performing "La Vie en rose" during the Rebel Heart Tour. Her live singing on the video release was critically acclaimed. Madonna - Rebel Heart Tour Cologne 2 (22851518577) (cropped)2.jpg
Madonna performing "La Vie en rose" during the Rebel Heart Tour. Her live singing on the video release was critically acclaimed.

Markos Papadatos from the Digital Journal gave the album a rating of A describing the release as a "must for any die-hard fan of Madonna". [16] Jeffrey Kaufman from Blu-ray.com gave a rating of four stars out of five for the release, saying that Madonna knows "how to provide amazing visuals for a Blu-ray concert release to accompany an interesting if kind of random assortment of tunes from her by now pretty long career." He further complimented the production, the video and the audio quality of the album, recommending it for being "constantly over the top and often quite breathtaking". [17] Writing for Decider, Benjamin H. Smith opined that "the 2017 concert film, Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour, shows the Material Girl hasn't lost any steps now that she's more a grande dame [...] what she debatably lacks as a vocalist, she has always made up for with her ability to craft her persona, like David Bowie, altering it to keep up with the latest trends, but always maintaining her singular identity", but pointed out that "it was her ‘80s songbook that got the biggest response". [18]

Daryl Deino from Inquisitr gave a positive review for the live album of the release, but criticized its DVD and Blu-ray versions for poor editing. He named Rebel Heart Tour Madonna's best live album to date and found it superior to the DVD and Blu-ray. He also complimented Madonna's live, unprocessed vocals on the album, praising in particular her cover of "La Vie en rose", calling it "the best vocal performance of her career so far [...] this is a song nobody could imagine [Madonna] covering at the beginning of her career. Now, it sounds natural". Although the singer's voice sounded "strained" to Deino during the dance sequences, it was not noticeable in the video versions since "Madonna's dancing is the key element in these performances". He ended his review saying that the "whole album makes you want to run to a Madonna concert, and that's exactly what a live album is supposed to do." [19]

Simon Button from Attitude commended the release, describing it as "a work of theatrical genius", complimenting the dancers, Madonna's camaraderie onstage and the "smoke-and-mirrors element" in the product. However, he criticized the inclusion of the Tears of a Clown show, finding it to be "as much a car crash as the two hours of the Rebel Heart Tour are a triumph". [20] Writing for DVD Movie Guide, Colin Jacobson felt that "as a concert, Madonna's Rebel Heart Tour falls into the 'good but not great' category. As a video, it disappoints because it fails to effectively recapture the live experience". [21] Roger Wink, from music portal Vintage Vinyl News, was critical of the CD release; "much of the allure of a Madonna show is the visual aspect which doesn't come across on CD, so the DVD/Blu-Ray is probably a much better experience but that doesn't excuse the low points, and there are many of them, in the listening experience". [22]

Commercial reception

In the United Kingdom, Rebel Heart Tour sold 1,993 copies in its first week of release, and debuted at number 42 on the UK Albums Chart. [23] In the United States, Rebel Heart Tour failed to chart on the Billboard 200, but reached numbers 20 and 45 on the Digital Album and Top Album Sales charts for one week each, respectively. [24] [25] The album also reached number two on the Top Music Video chart, being kept from the pole position by Alan Jackson's Precious Memories: Live at the Ryman (2009). [26] Rebel Heart Tour had sold 3,848 copies in the US as of September 24, 2017. [27] [28]

Rebel Heart Tour reached number one in Mexico, and placed at number 69 on the year-end chart. [29] [30] In France, the live album peaked at number 20 on the French Albums Chart selling 1,921 copies, while the video versions topped the French DVD Charts selling 5,044 units in its first-week. [31] The Syndicat National de l'Édition Phonographique (SNEP) certified the video Platinum for selling over 15,000 units. [32] Across the rest of Europe, the album reached the top ten of the charts in Belgium (Flanders and Wallonia), Germany, Hungary, Italy, Portugal and Spain. [33] At the 32nd Japan Gold Disc Award, Rebel Heart Tour won in the category of Best Music Video for Western Artists. [34]

Track listing

Double-CD track listing of Rebel Heart Tour (disc 1) [35]
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Rebel Heart Tour Intro" 3:57
2."Iconic"
4:39
3."Bitch I'm Madonna"
3:39
4."Burning Up"Madonna4:28
5."Holy Water" / "Vogue"
6:05
6."Devil Pray"
4:17
7."Body Shop"
  • Madonna
  • Gad
  • McDonald
  • Griffin Jr.
  • Natche
  • Tucker
4:07
8."True Blue"
3:00
9."Deeper and Deeper"
  • Madonna
  • Pettibone
  • Anthony Shimkin
4:52
10."HeartBreakCity"
4:38
11."Like a Virgin"
4:52
Double-CD track listing of Rebel Heart Tour (disc 2) [35]
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Living for Love"
  • Madonna
  • Pentz
  • McDonald
  • Gad
  • Rechtshaid
5:11
2."La Isla Bonita"
5:03
3."Dress You Up" / "Into the Groove"
  • Andrea LaRusso
  • Peggy Stanziale / Madonna
  • Bray
5:35
4."Rebel Heart"
  • Madonna
  • Bergling
  • Pournouri
  • Fakir
  • Lidehall
  • Pontare
3:47
5."Music"
3:36
6."Candy Shop"
2:54
7."Material Girl"
4:02
8."La Vie en rose"
3:17
9."Unapologetic Bitch"
  • Madonna
  • Pentz
  • Shelco Garcia
  • Bryan Orellana
  • McDonald
  • Gad
7:06
10."Holiday"
5:44
11."Like a Prayer" (Bonus track)
  • Madonna
  • Leonard
4:12
Total length:99:01
Single-CD / vinyl track listing of Rebel Heart Tour [35]
No.TitleLength
1."Rebel Heart Tour Intro" 
2."Iconic" 
3."Bitch I'm Madonna" 
4."Burning Up" 
5."Holy Water" / "Vogue" 
6."Devil Pray" 
7."Deeper and Deeper" 
8."HeartBreakCity" 
9."Living for Love" 
10."La Isla Bonita" 
11."Rebel Heart" 
12."Candy Shop" 
13."Unapologetic Bitch" 
14."Holiday" 
DVD / Blu-ray track listing of Rebel Heart Tour [35]
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Rebel Heart Tour Intro"  
2."Iconic"
  • Madonna
  • Gad
  • McDonald
  • Griffin Jr.
  • Bennett
  • Natche
  • Tucker
 
3."Bitch I'm Madonna"
  • Madonna
  • Pentz
  • Rechtshaid
  • McDonald
  • Gad
  • Maraj
  • Long
 
4."Burning Up"Madonna 
5."Holy Water" / "Vogue"
  • Madonna
  • Kierszenbaum
  • Keery-Fisher
  • Dean
  • West
  • Brown / Madonna
  • Pettibone
 
6."Devil Pray"
  • Madonna
  • Bergling
  • Pournouri
  • Falk
  • Yacoub
  • Kotecha
  • Natche
  • Tucker
 
7."Messiah" (Video interlude)
  • Madonna
  • Bergling
  • Pournouri
  • Fakir
  • Lidehall
  • Pontare
 
8."Body Shop"
  • Madonna
  • Gad
  • McDonald
  • Griffin Jr.
  • Natche
  • Tucker
 
9."True Blue"
  • Madonna
  • Bray
 
10."Deeper and Deeper"
  • Madonna
  • Pettibone
  • Shimkin
 
11."HeartBreakCity"
  • Madonna
  • Bergling
  • Pournouri
  • Jimson
  • Flygare
  • Stoecker
  • Fakir
  • Lidehall
  • Pontare
 
12."Like a Virgin"
  • Kelly
  • Steinberg
 
13."S.E.X." (Video interlude)
  • Madonna
  • Gad
  • McDonald
  • Griffin Jr.
  • Dean
  • West
  • Brown
 
14."Living for Love"
  • Madonna
  • Pentz
  • McDonald
  • Gad
  • Rechtshaid
 
15."La Isla Bonita"
  • Madonna
  • Leonard
  • Gaitsch
 
16."Dress You Up" / "Into the Groove"
  • LaRusso
  • Stanziale / Madonna
  • Bray
 
17."Rebel Heart"
  • Madonna
  • Bergling
  • Pournouri
  • Fakir
  • Lidehall
  • Pontare
 
18."Illuminati" (Video interlude)
 
19."Music"
  • Madonna
  • Ahmadzaï
 
20."Candy Shop"
  • Madonna
  • Williams
 
21."Material Girl"
  • Brown
  • Rans
 
22."La Vie en Rose"
  • Piaf
  • Louiguy
 
23."Unapologetic Bitch"
  • Madonna
  • Pentz
  • Shelco Garcia
  • Bryan Orellana
  • McDonald
  • Gad
 
24."Holiday"
  • Hudson
  • Stevens
 
25."An excerpt from Tears of a Clown"  
26."Like a Prayer"
  • Madonna
  • Leonard
 
Total length:138:16
Japanese DVD / Blu-ray track listing of Rebel Heart Tour (bonus track) [14]
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
27."Take a Bow"
 

Additional notes [36]

Personnel

Credits adapted from the liner notes of Rebel Heart Tour. [36]

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Certification and sales

RegionCertification Certified units/sales
Album
France—3,000 [87]
United States—3,848 [27]
Video
France (SNEP) [32] Platinum10,000*

* Sales figures based on certification alone.

Release history

RegionDateFormat(s)DistributorRef.
AustraliaSeptember 15, 2017
  • DVD
  • Blu-ray
  • DVD+CD
  • Blu-ray+CD
  • Digital download
  • Eagle Vision
  • Eagle
  • Universal Music Australia
 [88]
Brazil
  • Digital download
  • Digital download (video)
  • Eagle Vision
  • Eagle
  • Universal Music Brazil
 [89]
September 20, 2017
  • 2-CD
September 30, 2017
  • DVD
GermanySeptember 15, 2017
  • 2-CD
  • DVD
  • DVD+CD
  • Blu-ray+CD
  • Digital download
  • Eagle Vision
  • Eagle
 [90]
Japan
  • 2-CD
  • DVD
  • Blu-ray
  • Digital download
  • Eagle Vision
  • Eagle
  • Universal Music Japan
 [14]
United Kingdom
  • 2-CD
  • DVD
  • Blu-ray
  • DVD+CD
  • Blu-ray+CD
  • Digital download
  • Eagle Vision
  • Eagle
 [91]
United States
  • 2-CD
  • DVD+CD
  • Blu-ray+CD
  • Digital download
 [92]
September 9, 20222-LP Mercury Studios [15]

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  89. ↑ Brazilian formats:
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    • DVD: ASIN   B0749V32TY , Rebel Heart Tour (September 15, 2017). Retrieved August 17, 2017
    • DVD+CD: ASIN   B073LK1MNJ , Rebel Heart Tour (September 15, 2017). Retrieved August 17, 2017
    • Blu-ray+CD: ASIN   B073LPCNPP , Rebel Heart Tour (September 15, 2017). Retrieved August 17, 2017
    • Digital download: "Rebel Heart Tour (Live) – Madonna". Germany: iTunes Store. Retrieved August 17, 2017.
  91. ↑ UK formats:
    • 2-CD: ASIN   B073VSCLT5 , Rebel Heart Tour (September 15, 2017). Retrieved August 17, 2017
    • DVD: ASIN   B0749V32TY , Rebel Heart Tour (September 15, 2017). Retrieved August 17, 2017
    • Blu-ray: ASIN   B073XBNNB1 , Rebel Heart Tour (September 15, 2017). Retrieved August 17, 2017
    • DVD+CD: ASIN   B073LK1MNJ , Rebel Heart Tour (September 15, 2017). Retrieved August 17, 2017
    • Blu-ray+CD: ASIN   B073LPCNPP , Rebel Heart Tour (September 15, 2017). Retrieved August 17, 2017
    • Digital download: "Rebel Heart Tour (Live) – Madonna". UK: iTunes Store. Retrieved August 17, 2017.
  92. ↑ US formats:
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