Time for some new material, girl? Madonna, 57, puts on excruciatingly racy show as she shamelessly cavorts with much younger male dancer during opening night of tour

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 00:15 EST, 10 September 2015 | Updated: 16:57 EST, 10 September 2015

When she first burst on to the music scene, she was a ballsy, breath of fresh air who broke all the rules when it comes to being a female pop superstar.

But three decades on, Madonna left some fans cringing as she continued to repeat her racy past during the opening night of her Rebel Heart tour on Wednesday.

The Material Girl, who turned 57 last month, put on a typically provocative show, which included a range of risque dance routines.

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Same old show? Madonna, who turned 57 last month, put on a typically provocative performance, including a routine where she cavorted with a young male dancer, on the opening night of her Rebel Heart tour in Canada on Wednesday

She also cavorted with a much younger male dancer during one segment of the show, grinding up against him as she made her way through her hits-packed back catalogue.

And the dancer was not the only one get the 'Madonna treatment' as the star surprised fans by bringing out top DJ, Diplo.

She then in return surprised Diplo by getting very saucy, first humping him and spanking him during the song before making him bend over at the end to get a gift - a banana.

As the 36-year-old performer bent over, the singer said: 'You want it? You ready for it?'

She then thankfully just handed over the banana, 'So many things you can do with a banana, right guys, right?' 

Throughout the show, Madonna pushed the boundaries.

Showing off her impressively toned figure in a tiny 1920s inspired outfit, including a tiny sequinned dress and fishnet tights, she risked showing too much by kicking her legs into the air while performing.

Another costume change included the matador-themed ensemble she wore during her now infamous Brit Awards performance earlier this year.

However, Madonna was undeterred as she donned a remarkably similar Spanish-style get up for the first night of her Rebel Heart Tour in Montreal, Canada on Wednesday.

Out of touch? The Material Girl continued to flash the flesh in a series of risque outfits as she gyrated around the stage

Up in smoke: The star then suggestively placed a cigar in a dancer's mouth as she showed off her legs in a revealing 1920s number

The iconic singer started her 64-show global arena trek with typical showmanship. 

The Material Girl was uncharacteristically covered up in the red and black bullfighter traje de luces costume - one of eight different looks during the show - designed by Spanish tailors Zaragoza. 

She wore her chest-length blonde tresses in perfect tousled waves, framing her immaculately made-up facial features. 

The Vogue singer - who is the best-selling female recording artist of all time - seemed to be travelling the globe one stage outfit at a time as she changed into a Chinese-inspired fitted coat, carrying an open fan for her dance number. 

Matador? Other ensembles included a fusion between Japanese costume and the bullfighting theme she wore during her now infamous Brit Awards routine

Flamboyant: The Material Girl was uncharacteristically covered up in the red and black bullfighter traje de luces costume - one of eight different looks during the show - designed by Spanish tailors Zaragoza

The Queen of Pop wears lavish designs from Moschino’s Jeremy Scott, Gucci’s Alessandro Michele, Alexander Wang, Prada, Miu Miu and Swarovski during the high-energy show. 

She's seen encased in a cage, as well as saucily performing on a stage full of beds, and performed pared down acoustic versions of some her perkier 80s classics including Who's That Girl. 

The mum-to-four is seen in a video taken at the show and posted to Instagram in impressive toned shape and back to her usual outrageous self, dressed in a tassled corset and play-spanking one of the male dancers.  

Classic: She wore her chest-length blonde tresses in perfect tousled waves, framing her immaculately made-up facial features

The lead up to Rebel Heart was beset by difficulties; most of the album was leaked online last December resulting in an emergency release of six tracks earlier than planned, followed by her painful fall at the Brits. 

Then, the tour - her tenth worldwide - was originally scheduled to start in Miami on August 29th, but the first five dates were postponed after Madonna said they weren't ready.

In a statement the star said: 'As my fans already know, the show has to be perfect. Assembling all the elements will require more time than we realized. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause my fans'.  

Locked up: She's seen encased in a cage, as well as later performing pared down acoustic versions of some her perkier 80s classics including Who's That Girl

Lavish: The Queen of Pop wears designs from Moschino’s Jeremy Scott, Gucci’s Alessandro Michele, Alexander Wang, Prada, Miu Miu and Swarovski during the high-energy show

High energy: The mum-to-four danced on stage as if she was half her age

Costume changes: The Vogue singer - who is the best-selling female recording artist of all time - seemed to be travelling the globe one stage outfit at a time as she changed into a Chinese-inspired fitted coat

After Montreal for two nights, she's due for her first US date in Washington D.C before playing New York, Las Vegas and heading via Berlin, Barcelona and London to The Philippines and finally finishing in Australia on March 27 next year. 

She will be hoping for a successful tour, which can be highly lucrative for artists - her Sticky & Sweet tour in 2008 raked in $408 million, the biggest box office ever for a solo artist, while her MDNA tour in 2012 netted $305 million. 

Madonna has 18-year-old daughter Lourdes - whose father is personal trainer Carlos Leon and 14-year-old son Rocco with ex-husband Guy Ritchie and well as two adopted children, Mercy, nine, and David Banda who turns ten later this month.

Time of her life: Madonna looked to be enjoying herself on-stage after previously postponing the tour because it wasn't ready

Takes to the stage: The lead up to Rebel Heart was beset by difficulties; most of the album was leaked online last December resulting in an emergency release of six tracks earlier than planned

Typical day: The superstar seemed unfazed by the fact a dancer was doing the upside-down splits in front of her face, wearing frilly underwear

Late start: In a statement, she said: 'As my fans already know, the show has to be perfect. Assembling all the elements will require more time than we realized. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause my fans'

Worldwide tour: After Montreal for two nights, she's due for her first US date in Washington D.C before playing New York and Las Vegas

Big bucks: She will be hoping for a successful tour, which can be highly lucrative for artists - her Sticky & Sweet tour in 2008 raked in $408 million, the biggest box office ever for a solo artist

On-stage outfits: The mother-of-four sported a host of different outfits on-stage, including an all-black look (left) and a bullfighter costume (right)

Roaring 20s: The American beauty seemed inspired by flappers as she donned this embellished dancers' costume from the art-deco era

Bejewelled: Madge's sparkling outfit was covered in crystals, while she donned a black bowler hat

Racy: Guy Ritchie's ex-wife sported a risqué outfit, consisting of a lacy bodysuit with braces and a white blouse

Life-long dancer: The mother-of-four flaunted her muscular frame - including her toned thighs - in a host of barely-there outfits 

Impressive: At one point, the Like A Virgin singer appeared to be balancing precariously on one of her dancers as she held onto a pole on-stage

Defenceless: The singer - who's the best-selling female recording artist of all time - looked to be tied up by her dancers at one point in the show

Caped crusader: She fell off stage wearing a cape at the Brit Awards, but that didn't stop Madonna wearing a cape on-stage in Canada last night

Army of fans: Madonna held a small bunch of flowers at one point during the show, presumably given to her by her legions of fans

Americana: Madonna came over all patriotic as she donned the US flag, probably to sing her hit song American Pie

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