The Queen of Pop, Madonna 65, hinted she may be making a cameo at the Brooklyn festival as she shared a video promoting the festival, set to a remix of her iconic track Vogue.
The LadyLand Instagram account re-shared her Instagram Story post, further adding fuel to the speculation. ‘STRIKE A POSE! See you at LadyLand,’ the post was captioned.
The post piqued the attention of fans, who asked in the comments section if Madonna would indeed be making an appearance – with several suspecting she may be appearing at the festival’s Vogue Ball House Battle segment.
The appearance would occur just two months after Madonna concluded her Celebration Tour.
‘Queen Queen Queen.. Letting her presence be known,’ one fan commented on the LadyLand post that raised eyebrows about a potential Madonna cameo.
‘Is Madonna judging the Vogue Ballroom Battle??’ another asked with a chin-scratching emoji.
‘There’s Only One Queen and that’s @madonna !’ one enthused fan posted.
‘The Queen is coming,’ one remarked with a trio of flame emojis.
‘YASSS! @madonna,’ another wrote.
A Madonna fan account also commented a trio of heart emoticons.
LadyLand ‘is an outdoor music festival and Pride bash in Brooklyn, New York, celebrating the very best queer talent and gay icons from around the globe!’, according to their website.
Several artists who have previously collaborated with Madonna are scheduled to hit the stage.
Tokischa, who did a remix of Madonna’s Hung Up, will be hitting the stage, as is Bob the Drag Queen, who opened for her during her Celebration Tour.
Tinashe, Julia Fox, and Luann de Lesseps are just a few of the big names set to perform at the event.
The potential festival appearance comes just two months after Madonna wrapped up her impressive Celebration world tour.
The Celebration Tour was initially set to begin on July 15, 2023 in Vancouver, Canada, but was postponed and pushed back three months after the pop icon developed a ‘serious bacterial infection’ in late June, which led to a multiple-day stay at the intensive care unit (ICU).
Madonna performs to over a million people at free concert in Brazil
The tour then shifted to the U.S. and Canada beginning with shows at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York that went around North America until mid-April when she headed to Mexico City for five concerts.
Ultimately, the Celebration Tour ended on May 4 with a massive free concert at Rio de Janeiro’s Copacabana Beach that attracted a whopping 1.6 million fans, which is now considered the biggest standalone concert of all time, according to the Economic Times.