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The MDNA Tour CD, DVD and Blu-Ray take over the Charts

The MDNA Tour was released last week on CD, DVD and Blu-Ray, but everything didn’t go as planned.
Lots of fans complained about the quality of the DVD/Blu-Ray and Madonna commented during the Reddit AMA that they are currently looking into it as it might be a case of old technology not working with new technology.
This, however, didn’t stop it from entering the charts at number one all around the world!
MDNA Tour DVD
#1 USA
#1 UK
#1 Australia
#1 Finland
#1 France
#1 Germany
#1 Israel
#1 Netherlands
#1 Portugal
#2 Belgium (Wallonia)
#2 Taiwan
#3 Ireland
#4 Belgium (Flanders)
#9 UK (Blu-Ray)

MDNA Tour CD
#4 Israel
#6 France
#18 Portugal
#50 Netherlands
#55 UK
#66 Ireland
Madonna’s MDNA World Tour enters Top Music Videos at #1 in the USA. It’s Madonna’s 10th music video to top this chart.
It follows Madonna (four weeks at #1 in 1985), Madonna Live: The Virgin Tour (10 weeks in 1986), Ciao Italia: Live From Italy (eight weeks in 1988), The Immaculate Collection (four weeks in 1991), Drowned World Tour 2001 (one week in 2001), I’m Going To Tell You A Secret (two weeks in 2006), The Confessions Tour (two weeks in 2007), Celebration: The Video Collection (one week in 2009) and Sticky & Sweet Tour (one week in 2010).

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