Madonna Has THESE Merch Ideas For Her Upcoming Celebration Tour

Madonna is getting her fans excited!

The Queen of Pop, who is set to embark on her upcoming Celebration Tour, is known for her larger-than-life performances and for leaving no stone unturned to make her tour memorable.

Apart from her music, she is also known for her creative and unique merchandise ideas, and now fans can expect some exciting new merchandise to be sold at her concerts.

The iconic singer is set to hit the road soon, and everyone worldwide eagerly anticipates the chance to see her perform again. But it's not just the music that they're excited about. From limited edition vinyl releases to exclusive clothing items, she has done it all in the past, so it will not be surprising to see what she is up to now.

In the picture, the iconic pop superstar posed against a white wall dressed in an all-black ensemble consisting of an oversized buttoned-up jacket, pants, and boots. She wrote in the caption:

"Thinking of Tour Merch. For the tour. I want to bring back some of the classics like this Jacket !! Or the bomber jacket from Blonde Ambition……….. any thoughts? ?? #madonnacelebrationtour." 

Her followers quickly rushed to drop their ideas and requests, like this person who wrote, "I would always prefer new stuff; retreads of old stuff kinda devalues the originals, makes them less special. But a CELEBRATION-themed take on the bomber, yes!"

This fan excitedly stated, "DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN JACKET PLEASE, QUEEN," while another noted, "YES! Please bring back a piece from each era ?." A fourth follower wrote:

"Blond Ambition bomber and Girlie Show!! And the DSS pyramid jackets! But PLEASE don't gauge us, as we are already getting that via the tickets!! Oh! And your classic tours programs!"

And a fifth asked for a return of some of her past merch, writing, "Please bring back tour books, the art, and photography from your previous tours was amazing ??." 

With her highly anticipated "Celebration" tour, which would mark 40 years of dominating the pop scene, tickets have been selling out at lightning speed. The Blast reported that this turn of events has made her consider adding more stops to her tour to accommodate her loyal fans.

Madonna has always been known to put her fans first, and with this latest proposal, fans can expect more excitement and anticipation leading up to the tour. In a series of Instagram photos, Madonna flaunted her daring style dressed in a black fishnet top over a corset with high-waisted shorts.

She then accessorized with knee-length socks, UGGS, and a green-colored New York face cap to match her fiery orange hair and lipstick. The 64-year-old pop star used the opportunity to tease her fans about the possibility of adding more shows by writing, "Add' 'More' 'SHOWS? ???'" 

With this 12th world tour set to take her across 40 cities, performing hits from the past four decades, ticket sales skyrocketed during the presale period. The pop icon could not help but feel elated by the overwhelming response. 

The tour has reportedly broken records with 600,000 tickets sold, a testament to Madonna's reign as the highest-grossing female touring artist of all time. The Blast shared that the actress took to social media to express her gratitude to her fans with a touching message.

In the video shared to her Instagram, she donned a black laced bra and wine-colored pants adorned with multiple patterns. The caption read, "Thank you," along with several celebratory emojis, as she began the clip saying:

"I just want to say thank you to all of my fans for all of your love and support over the last few days. I don't take any of this for granted, I feel like the luckiest girl in the world, and I'm so grateful for all of your support."

The "Like a Virgin" singer teased what her devoted fans can expect from her upcoming tour, promising a spectacular show filled with memorable moments. "I can't wait to put the show together and have a moment with each and every one of you on the stage to celebrate the last four decades of my journey, and I don't take any of this for granted," she said.