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Madonna's 'Confessions II' Visuals to Debut at Tribeca 2026
12 May
Summary
- Madonna's new visual work premieres June 5 at the Tribeca Festival.
- The project is based on the first six tracks of her upcoming album.
- A conversation with Madonna and directors follows the screening.
Madonna's forthcoming album, "Confessions II," has inspired a cinematic visual project set to premiere at the 2026 Tribeca Festival on June 5. This visual experience is intricately woven around the initial six songs from the album, incorporating tracks like "I Feel So Free" and a collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter titled "Bring Your Love."
The festival describes the "Confessions II" visual work as an immersive journey exploring themes of control, surrender, privacy, and publicity. It unfolds across six chapters, blending sexy thrillers, dance delusions, and epic fever dreams to create cosmic narratives with a twisted dream logic. The project guides viewers through a "fucked-up night out" that is felt rather than remembered.
Post-screening, Madonna, directors David Toro and Solomon Chase (TORSO), and Jimmy Fallon will engage in a discussion about the creative process. Tribeca co-founder Jane Rosenthal expressed excitement, noting Madonna's history of reinvention and the "immersive, provocative" nature of the "Confessions II" project. The album "Confessions II" is slated for release on July 3, with the festival running from June 3-14 in New York.
