Madonna Reveals Confessions II Track List on New Street Posters

Madonna’s Confessions II campaign has moved from teasers to something closer to a statement of intent. On Thursday, May 14, posters went up across major cities spelling out the album’s track list, extending the guerrilla rollout that has been unfolding since mid-April.

The new poster art keeps close to the visual language of the project’s earlier street campaign, echoing the album cover while pushing a few more details into public view. By now, the rollout has already done the work of signaling the release date, July 3, along with the album title, imagery and cover art. The latest posters, reshared by Madonna’s official fan account MadonnaHQ, add the clearest outline yet of what Confessions II will contain.

There are 12 song titles on the poster, arranged as “Side 1” and “Side 2,” with a “33 1/3 RPM” label that points toward vinyl formatting. That detail matters less as nostalgia than as part of the album’s presentation: the campaign is clearly leaning into the idea of a physical object, even as the music arrives through a very modern drip-feed of citywide posters and online fan photos. Two preorder versions of Confessions II are currently available, one with 12 tracks and another with 16 tracks, in multiple configurations and variants.

Some of the key titles were already in circulation. The lead single “Bring Your Love,” featuring Sabrina Carpenter, is included, as is “I Feel So Free,” the first song released from the project. Both appear on Billboard’s May 16-dated charts, and “Bring Your Love” has also logged a Billboard Hot 100 debut. The track list also includes “Danceteria,” a title that reaches back to the early-1980s New York nightclub Madonna used to frequent before fame, when the venue played a role in the early arc that led to her signing with Sire Records in 1982.

Confessions II is the follow-up to Madonna’s 2005 Confessions on a Dance Floor, which reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and later won the Grammy for best electronic/dance album. For the sequel, she has again worked with Stuart Price, the writer, producer and DJ who helped shape the original record.

The album news landed on the same day Madonna was named a headliner for the 2026 World Cup final halftime show, alongside Shakira and BTS. That game is set for July 19, two weeks after Confessions II is due out. The timing gives the album rollout an unusually compressed stretch in the middle of a very visible run.

Here is the track list shown on the new poster:

Side 1
I Feel So Free
Good for the Soul
One Step Away
Bring Your Love
Danceteria
Read My Lips

Side 2
Everything
Love Without Words
Bizarre
School
Fragile
My Sins Are My Savior