On 29 November, the queen of pop Madonna inaugurated the first room of its global chain of sports clubs called Hard Candy Fitness in Mexico City. True businesswoman and model mom for her children, Lourdes, 13, and youngest, David and Mercy, Madonna nonetheless a singer and international star. A star who is about to start a new tour!

Indeed, as revealed Indiscrets of Paris Match, on newsstands Thursday, December 2, Madonna is expected to announce in the coming weeks a new world tour. A new tour produced by Live Nation. Certainly, Madonna continues to delight his Turner Live Nation, which is none other than his record company, with which it has signed a lucrative contract there this less than three years. 

During this world tour will again shake his millions of fans, Madonna will find Paris at the end of the summer, including the Stade de France that she had met two nights two years ago. 

Tremble, Madonna is back soon ...

NEW Tour

AS EXPECTED: DENIED GUY OSEARY!!

BUT ONLY FALL 201O

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MADONNA'S - HIP HOP feel TOUR

AUTUMN 2010??

Madonna has been road-testing dancers for her upcoming six-month tour, which is set to be the pop superstar's ''most unexpected'' performances to date.

Madonna has been auditioning dancers for her "most unexpected" tour to date.

The 'Material Girl' singer - who is set to embark upon a six-month tour next autumn - road-tested dancers at the prestigious Aura nightclub in London's Mayfair district to find the perfect people to fit in with the "hip-hop" feel of the tour.

An insider said: "Madonna is in peak condition so the gruelling aspect of life on the road isn't a problem. She road-tested dancers at her favourite London club, and had her lover Jesus Luz give his opinion."

The performers showcased their talents in a cordoned off area of the popular nightspot, while the 51-year-old singer and her 23-year-old model lover graded each of them individually.

The as-yet unnamed tour - which is part of Madonna's deal with Live Nation - is expected to net the singer in excess of £100 million, and will see her "go back to her roots".

The source added to the Daily Mirror newspaper: "It's going to be her biggest, most unexpected tour to date. She is going back to her New York City roots, with a street/hip-hop feel, and wants to make it a physical, dance-heavy set of gigs."

Madonna's last tour - 'Sticky and Sweet' - finished last September.

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