In 2005, during her performance at Live 8 in Hyde Park, London, Madonna was in a dynamic phase of her career following the release of her album "Confessions on a Dance Floor," which came out in 2005 shortly after the concert. This album showcased her return to a more electronic and dance-oriented sound, featuring hits like "Hung Up." The Live 8 event was significant not only for its musical lineup but also for its humanitarian message, aimed at raising awareness and funds to combat global poverty. Madonna's participation underscored her position as both a pop icon and a socially conscious artist. Her performance at such a high-profile charity event highlighted her commitment to activism and her ability to draw audiences with powerful performances that resonate both musically and politically. This blend of entertainment and advocacy has been a hallmark of her career, contributing to her enduring influence in popular music.