Madonna Reissues 1994 Album “Bedtime Stories”

Madonna Announces Reprint of Classic Album

Madonna has revealed plans for the reprinting of her iconic 1994 album “Bedtime Stories” – learn more below.

Details of the Announcement

Last night (February 17), the Queen of Pop took to social media to share the news, stating that it will be available “soon.” Although a specific release date has yet to be confirmed, Madonna did mention that the album will also be reprinted on Vinyl.

To accompany her announcement, Madonna shared a trailer for the reprint, featuring the sound track titled “Pillars.” The trailer, which you can view below, showcases Maj dressed in pink underwear.

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Album Overview and Future Plans

“Bedtime Stories” marked Madonna’s sixth album, and it represented a shift in her approach after three records focused on provocative themes. The album incorporated elements of R&B and dub alongside her signature pop sound, featuring contributions from notable producers like Björk and Babyface.

The reprint of “Bedtime Stories” is the latest development from Madonna, who recently updated fans about her new music as a follow-up to her acclaimed album “Confessions on a Dance Floor.”

“My gift for Valentine’s Day to all my fans is to inform you that I have poured my heart and soul into my new music, and I can’t wait to share it with you!! 🤍. Confessions, Part 2,” was part of her announcement.

This update comes after Madonna mentioned working with a renowned producer since December and teased new music set for release in 2025.

Madonna has collaborated with this popular producer for over two decades, best known for his work on her hit album “Confessions on a Dance Floor.” Their collaboration continued through her recent tours and holidays.

If Madonna releases a new album in 2025, it will mark her first LP since “Madame X” in 2019. After her 14th studio album, the singer embarked on a massive world tour, celebrating her greatest hits. The “Celebration” tour included several stops in the UK at the O2 in London, receiving a five-star review from NME, which described the initial concert as a captivating showcase of “a series of impressive sets referencing Madonna’s iconic highlights.”

This tour also marked another collaboration with her long-time producer. During two recent connections, he remarked: “When she announced this greatest hits tour, I called her to say ‘Congratulations, I think it’s a fantastic idea.’ And she replied, ‘I was just thinking about you, and I believe you would be the perfect person to collaborate with on it’” (via Sun).

In other news, Madonna recently praised Sabrina Carpenter for a Fashion cover that bears a striking resemblance to a pop Vanity Fair shoot from 1991.