Madonna will release her first album in seven years in 2026, a sequel to 'Confessions on the Dancefloor'.

Madonna will release a new dance music album in 2026, as Rolling Stone magazine has announced . It will be a double reunion: the artist's return to recording, six years after her last album, Madame X , and once again with Warner Records, the label that helped make her a global star. As Madonna had previously announced, the album is intended to be a sequel to Confessions on a Dancefloor , which the singer released in 2004. Rolling Stone reports that no further details about the project, including a release date or title, are currently known .

“From being a struggling artist in New York to signing a deal to release three singles, it seemed to me at that moment that my world would never be the same, and indeed, it couldn't have been more true,” the singer said in a statement. “From the beginning, Warner Records has been a true partner to me. I'm thrilled to be reunited and look forward to the future , to making music, doing the unexpected, and in turn, perhaps sparking some much-needed conversation,” the statement added. The singer was associated with the multinational for the first 25 years of her career. “ She is not just an artist. She is a pioneer, a rule-breaker, the ultimate cultural phenomenon. For decades, she has not only defined the sound of global pop music, but has also reshaped the culture itself with her vision, innovation, and fearless creativity,” Warner executives noted in the same statement.

Madonna's first record deal was with Sire Records, a subsidiary of Warner, in 1982, as Rolling Stone recalls . With the main label, she released albums like Like a Virgin , Like a Prayer , and Ray of Light . The collaboration ended in 2008, and the artist signed with Interscope, a company belonging to another music multinational, Universal. In 2020, the creator made the reverse journey and began her return to Warner. One of the keys to the agreement, according to the specialized magazine, was to ensure that Madonna's entire catalog could be found in one place, under one umbrella, including the fact that she could bring the three albums she had released with Interscope to her new-old house.

Since then, Madonna has released new projects, but never new tracks. In 2022, four decades after the start of her career, the compilation Finally Enough Love was released. And two months ago, Veronica Electronica , a remix album of the famous Ray of Light, appeared.