Girl Gone Wild 13ème dans le TOP Singles en France 

Le dernier single de notre Reine de la Pop, "Girl Gone Wild", est sorti depuis peu en version physique. Et le moins que l'on puisse dire c'est qu'il fonctionne bien! Il pointe à la 13ème place avec 4.097 ventes! Une augmentation de 132%, sur la semaine du 29 avril au 06 mai. 

À noter que MDNA, sur la même semaine, est 24ème des disques les plus vendus en France. 

Les ventes mondiales de MDNA s'élèvent à 1.195.000 en six semaines, ce qui est remarquable, car aucune promo TV n'a été réalisée, ni de Promo Tour. 

Achetez "Girl Gone Wild" sur iTunes France iTunes Fance. Pour la version physique sur Amazone.fr. 

500 millions de $ en 2012 pour Madonna ? 

Le Huffington Post vient de publier un article sur les recettes que devrait engendrer Madonna, pour l'année 2012.

 Est avancé le chiffre de 500 millions de dollars. Elle devrait réaliser l'ensemble de cette somme sur les éléments suivants:

- 300 millions $ avec le MDNA World Tour

- 75 millions $ avec le Marchandising du MDNA World Tour

- 60 millions $ avec le parfum "Truth Od Dare by Madonna", chiffre avancé par Woman's Wear Daily.

- 10 millions $ avec le partenariat entre Madonna et Smirnoff

- 5 millions $ avec la collection "Material Girl"

L'article du Huffington Post en anglais, ci-dessous. 

Madonna's 2012 Income: Pop Star's Empire Poised To Earn $500 Million

Madonna isn't called a "Material Girl" for nothing. Here's a breakdown of what she's poised to pocket in 2012 -- it could be as much as $500 million in one year alone.

- $300 million from her MDNA World Tour. Live Nation announced $240 Million in ticket sales before a South American leg was added, which could earn an additional $40 million-plus. An Australian leg of the tour is being announced shortly.

 - Industry insiders say $75 million in tour merchandise sales is not unlikely. This has always been a huge moneymaker for Madonna, who will have an even bigger spread of merchandise available at her upcoming shows.

- $60 million is expected in sales for her new perfume, Truth or Dare,according to Women's Wear Daily.

- Insiders report that Madonna made $10 million from her recent deal with Smirnoff. The company has been hyping her tour with TV spots and has just released a special "Madonna" edition bottle of their vodka.

- The Queen of Pop is hoping to rake in $10 million in TV and DVD worldwide rights for the broadcast of her upcoming tour.

- Retail experts say Madonna will earn $5 million in 2012 from her "Material Girl" clothing line and upcoming Macy's lingerie line.

It's good to be Queen!

Madonna's MDNA TOUR U.S

Dans un peu plus de quinze jours, le coup d'envoi du MDNA World Tour 2012, sera donné à Tel Aviv. Après l'Europe cette été, Madonna s'envolera avec son show pour l'Amérique du Nord et donnera pas moins de 43 dates. 

Le promoteur de la tournée Live Nation, par la voix de Arthur Fogel, nous confirme que Madonna a vendu 653,000 billets rien que pour l'Amérique du Nord. Un chiffre allucinant! Il reste désormais 30,000 places sur l'ensemble de 36 des 43 dates US! 

L'information a été donné par The Wall Street Journal que voici….

Madonna has sold 653,000 tickets to the 43 North American dates on her upcoming concert tour, an executive with concert promoter Live Nation Entertainment Inc. said, putting it on track to be one of the top-grossing outings on record.

About 30,000 tickets remain available for the tour’s 36 U.S. shows, Live Nation head of global touring Arthur Fogel said, adding most of those are either single tickets or seats that are set aside for disabled concertgoers.

“We are inches from sellout everywhere,” Mr. Fogel said in a telephone interview Thursday. Tickets for U.S. dates went on sale in mid-February and range in price from around $45 to more than $350. Some premium-priced ticket packages run $600 per person.

The North American leg of the tour is slated to begin Aug. 28 at Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center arena and end Nov. 20 with two dates at Miami’s American Airlines Arena. Other stops include Yankee Stadium, Staples Center in Los Angeles and Air Canada Centre in Toronto.

Mr. Fogel said that around 30% of ticket buyers had signed up for a free copy of the singer’s most recent album, “MDNA”—an offer that was available only to customers in the U.S. He said that acceptance rate was on the high end for such offers.

Of the tickets sold in North America, Mr. Fogel said, 500,000 were in the U.S. Those free-album offers fueled a healthy first week for “MDNA,” according to Nielsen SoundScan, which reported 359,000 copies sold in the U.S. In subsequent weeks, the album’s sales have slowed considerably, and it has now sold a total 456,000 copies in six weeks.

Mr. Fogel said that between 200,000 and 250,000 of those sales represented albums given away with concert tickets.

“MDNA” has not generated a significant hit on pop radio and was No. 65 on the album-sales chart released Wednesday by SoundScan. It has fared better on Billboard’s dance and electronic music char, where it was No. 2 last week. Two songs from the album, “Gang Bang” and “Girl Gone Wild,” have charted on the magazine’s electronic-music chart.

Madonna and Live Nation have an unusual 10-year contract that they struck in 2007, under which the promoter guaranteed the pop star $120 million in exchange for rights to a wide range of her business, including promoting her concert tours and releasing her albums. The company contracted out the distribution and promotion of “MDNA” to Universal Music Group’s Interscope records.

The world tour is to kick off May 31 in Tel Aviv, followed by stops in Abu Dhabi, Istanbul and various European cities. It is scheduled to wrap up with a handful of dates in Latin America late November and December.