Madonna & Sabrina Carpenter Drop Coachella Duet 'Bring Your Love'
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- Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter announced the official release of their Coachella duet "Bring Your Love," dropping Thursday at 3 p.m. PT via a joint Instagram post.
- The track is rumored to appear on Madonna's forthcoming album "Confessions II," scheduled for July, which the article describes as a follow-up to her 2005 dance record "Confessions on a Dance Floor."
- The pair first performed the song during Carpenter's Coachella Weekend 2 headlining set, where Madonna also sang "Vogue" and "Like a Prayer," calling the appearance a "full circle moment" — exactly 20 years after she debuted "Confessions on a Dance Floor Pt. 1" at Coachella in the dance tent.
- Madonna made a second surprise pop-culture appearance Saturday at West Hollywood's The Abbey, where Addison Rae was perched on the DJ booth hyping the crowd.
- A viral clip shows Madonna reaching for her mic back while Rae was telling the audience to "put your hands up," prompting Rae to post on Instagram: "I was drunk. Love you Madonna."
- The release gives Carpenter her first official studio track with Madonna, built around a live debut rather than a standard single rollout.
Why it matters: The track is the first officially released song tied to Madonna's rumored 'Confessions II' album — a sequel to her 2005 dance record that she explicitly framed as a 'full circle moment' from the same Coachella stage 20 years later. The pairing also puts Carpenter on a Madonna single after her first headlining Coachella set, aligning her pop rise with the dance-pop blueprint she's working from.
