Madonna

Madonna Performs 'Music' Live at the Grammy Awards 2001

Staples Center
Los Angeles, California, United States

• In February 2001, Madonna performed "Music" at the Grammy Awards, showcasing her evolution as an artist at a pivotal moment in her career. This live p... Read Full Description >

  In February 2001, Madonna performed "Music" at the Grammy Awards, showcasing her evolution as an artist at a pivotal moment in her career. This live performance occurred shortly after the release of her album "Music," which debuted in September 2000. The album not only marked her return to the music scene after a brief hiatus but also represented a successful blend of pop and electronic elements, further solidifying her status as a pop icon. "Music" received critical acclaim and commercial success, debuting at number one on various charts worldwide. Notably, during the Grammy performance, Madonna embraced a new musical direction and artistic reinvention, demonstrating her ability to innovate and adapt in an ever-changing industry. This event also highlighted her presence in popular culture, as her daring performances often sparked conversations and set trends.

Madonna - Music Performance from Drowned World Tour in Detroit

Detroit, MI, United States

• In July 2001, during the Drowned World Tour, Madonna was riding high on the commercial success of her album "Music," which had been released in Septem... Read Full Description >

  In July 2001, during the Drowned World Tour, Madonna was riding high on the commercial success of her album "Music," which had been released in September 2000. The album, noted for its innovative blend of pop, electronic, and dance elements, was a standout in Madonna's career, showcasing her ability to reinvent herself while remaining relevant in the pop music landscape. The Drowned World Tour was her first major tour in over a decade and featured elaborate stage designs as well as a dynamic setlist. Interestingly, the live recording from this tour highlights not only her musical prowess but also her resilience and commitment to performance art after a period of reflection following her 1998 album "Ray of Light." The tour and its accompanying live recordings further solidified her status as a pop icon, as she continued to push boundaries both musically and visually.