Overview
- Confessions II was released Friday, July 3, 2026, via Warner Records as Madonna’s 15th studio album and the formal sequel to 2005’s Confessions on a Dance Floor.
- Madonna reunited with longtime collaborator Stuart Price to produce a continuous 63–64 minute record structured like a DJ set so tracks flow without breaks.
- The sound shifts from disco to deeper club textures, drawing on Detroit and Chicago house, deep‑house and techno influences rather than the original’s disco‑house palette.
- The album features high‑profile collaborators including Sabrina Carpenter, Stromae, Martin Garrix, Feid and Madonna’s daughter Lola Leon, with singles such as “I Feel So Free,” “Bring Your Love” and “Love Sensation.”
- Critics have given broadly positive reviews, many calling it her best work in roughly two decades, and the release was supported by a Tribeca short film, a Times Square livestream and Coachella appearances that boosted visibility and streaming momentum.