Confessions DE
About This Event
Madonna, an American singer, songwriter and performer whose work moves between rock-pop songwriting and electronic club structures, is the catalogue on which the night is built at 3 Dollar Bill. The billed lineup centers on Madonna Confessions II: The Party, a DJ-led project that treats her songs as club material—looping, re-sequencing and continuously mixing familiar hooks into dance-floor forms that foreground rhythm, repetition and a legacy of reinvention.
About Confessions II: The Party
Now at 3 Dollar Bill, *Confessions II: The Party* treats Madonna’s catalog as raw club material, shaped by DJs into a single, continuous set. Tracks are looped, cut, and rebuilt so the songs function less as fixed pop artifacts and more as nightlife practice, in a borough venue tied to contemporary queer dance culture. In New York, where Madonna’s early rise was intertwined with downtown clubs, the format reads as local history replayed through the tools of today. It’s a reminder that her hooks were engineered for bodies in motion, not preservation.
About the Artists
Madonna Confessions II: The Party
Madonna Confessions II: The Party is a nightlife-focused performance project staged at 3 Dollar Bill in New York City, built from Madonna’s catalog rather than traditional concert presentation. The set treats her songs as club material, using DJ-driven continuity to loop, cut, and recombine familiar hooks into dance-floor forms.
Madonna
Madonna is an American singer, songwriter, producer, and actor whose work bridges rock-pop hooks with club-centered electronic construction. In New York City nightlife, her catalog is frequently treated as source material for DJ programs and themed parties, with events tied to venues including Market Hotel, 3 Dollar Bill, Xanadu, and C’mon Everybody.
Confessions DE
Confessions DE is an individual artist whose work appears in New York City nightlife contexts, including performances at 3 Dollar Bill. Their set is built around Madonna’s catalogue, aligning with the DJ-led framework of Madonna Confessions II: The Party, where pop songwriting is treated as club architecture.