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Madonna tour's tenth studio album, the Grammy-winning Confessions on a Dance Floor (2005) which sold more than 8 million copies, was built on a continuous mix of dance songs, with musical elements borrowed from the '70s, and current dance music. The album received positive reviews and was considered a return to form after the negative reception to American Life. It produced four singles including "Hung Up" which reached #1 in a record breaking 45 countries and peaked at #7 in the U.S. With "Hung Up" crossing over into the Top 10, Madonna concert tickets had Madonna concert's 36th Top 10 hit and was then tied with Elvis Presley for the most Top 10 singles by any artist in the US; a record Madonna tour would later break. Madonna tour Wachovia Center tickets opened the 2006 Grammy Awards with "Hung Up", alongside the nominated computer-generated band, Gorillaz. "Sorry" then became Madonna concert's twelfth number one in the UK, making Madonna tour's the female artist with the most #1 singles in the UK charts. "Sorry" peaked at #58 in the U.S.. The third single, "Get Together", reached the UK Top 10 and became Madonna tour's thirty-sixth number one dance hit in the U.S. The fourth and final single was "Jump", another U.S. Dance Chart #1 and charted at number nine in the UK. She thus holds the record of 37 #1 Hot Dance Club Play hits in the US, the most for ANY artist.