Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter are so back.
On Monday, June 15, Madonna, 67, and Carpenter, 27, joined forces for a music video for their pop-dance collaboration “Bring Your Love.”
In the video, directed by David Tori and Solomon Chase, a duo known as TORSO, Madonna and the “Taste” singer get lost on the dance floor as they’re surrounded by dancers. Eventually, they find each other and continue to sing and get lost in the moment.
After a special appearance by Julia Garner on the dance floor, Madonna finds her way out of the club and shuts the door with a poster that reads, “Come to the club of love.”
The music video comes ahead of the release of Madonna’s forthcoming studio album Confessions II on July 3.
Earlier this month, Madonna appeared at the Tribeca Festival to tease her upcoming Confessions II album with a wild short film following her on “a transcendent journey that catapults the viewer through a f—ked-up night out,” according to an official release.
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The short film, which was directed by TORSO, featured snippets of the first six tracks of the album, including previously released songs “I Feel So Free” and “Bring Your Love,” as well as “Good for the Soul,” “One Step Away,” “Danceteria,” and “Read My Lips.” It also featured portions of the music video for “Bring Your Love.”
The day before she released the short film, Madonna turned New York City’s Times Square into a club to preview Confessions II and helped kick off Pride Month in partnership with Grindr.
During her performance, she sang fan-favorite hits from her original 2005 album Confessions on a Dance Floor and previewed some new songs from its forthcoming follow-up.
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Madonna released “Bring Your Love” as the lead single from the album following her appearance in Carpenter’s 2026 Coachella set in April.
Shortly after its release, Carpenter celebrated on Instagram alongside photos with the pop icon. “Thank you @Madonna for inviting me to be a part of Confessions II 🫦♥️🌹 i hope you all enjoy it & take a break from phone and go out and dance !”
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