Madonna to release Confessions 2, sequel to Grammy Award-winning album
First record featured famous ABBA sample in hit song 'Hung Up'
www.independent.co.ukHere’s the latest on Madonna and her Confessions-related projects.
Confessions 2 announcements and release plans: Madonna has publicly referenced a sequel to Confessions on a Dance Floor, with reports and social posts in early 2025 indicating work on a project often described as Confessions Part 2, and a release window around mid-2025 to 2026 in various outlets. This includes confirmation of collaboration with producer Stuart Price and references to revisiting the Confessions era themes on a new disco-dance floor record.[3][5][6][7][8]
Official confirmations and reception: Multiple outlets captured Madonna signaling that new music would be a direct extension or homage to the Confessions era, calling it a Valentine’s Day-style gift to fans and framing it as a continuation of the dance-floor manifesto she introduced with Confessions on a Dance Floor.[5][7][8][3]
Public-facing updates and media coverage: Coverage ranges from entertainment sites (AOL, Yahoo News UK) and regional outlets noting that Confessions Part 2 is a named concept tied to a forthcoming album, with social posts and teaser imagery referenced in April 2026 reporting that a release date was set for July 3 in some outlets, though exact dates vary by report and location.[2][4][6][3]
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First record featured famous ABBA sample in hit song 'Hung Up'
www.independent.co.ukPop icon Madonna has announced 'Confessions on a Dance Floor: Part II', a follow-up to her 2005 album. The new record, a reunion with producer Stuart Price, is set to be released on July 3 via Warner Records, as reported by Variety.
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