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While Madonna was on the road for the first time ever, Into The Groove was burning up the airwaves and MTV, so the audience quickly got into the groove when Madonna kicked off this song as the 3rd number on the Virgin Tour. She made sure the audience was hers as she danced through the song while playing the tambourine.

You can dance, you can dance if you want to. The catchy tune was used as final song on the Who's That Girl Tour (before the encore). Since the show is almost over, Madonna gives her all (as always). During a long instrumental interlude, she and her dancers and backup singers dance from one side of the stage to the other, showing their grooves.

On the Blond Ambition Tour, Madonna, Niki and Donna are being seduced by 3 macho guys in leather jackets. The girls ask them to "prove their love to them" and wonder if they'd wear a rubber when necessary. They kick into the Shep Pettibone extended remix of Into The Groove with some groovy dance steps two by two.

Into The Groove was an absolute highlight on the Re-Invention Tour. First there was a fabulous intro by a Scottish bagpiper & drummers. Then all dancers appeared on stage in kilts, dancing to the beats of the Into The Hollywood Groove mix. Madonna literally jumped out on stage and kicked into this fantastic choreography with wooden sticks. On the screen Missy Elliott accompanied her with cool beats. Finally, the bagpiper re-appeared on stage to follow Madonna's dance steps. There was so much energy during this performance that the whole venue was really getting into the groove!

"Let me hear you make some noise!" Just when we thought this song couldn't be re-imagined anymore, this real energy booster kicks off the Old School segment of the Sticky & Sweet Tour. While the song is interspersed with many samples, we get a visual spectacle on stage. While the riff of 'Toop Toop' (by Cassius) blows up the venue, Madonna and her dancers get out their jumping rope, taking us back into time to the NYC of the early 80s. Another reference to that era are the colourful figures on the screens, that pay homage to Madonna's friend, the late Keith Haring. "Now it's time for my ultimate fantasy... the double dutch!" Madonna cheekily continues. As a sample of Jump sets the tone, the dancers make our Queen jump to the beat. While DJ Enferno keeps 'em spinning, she even works the pole. She puts the icing on the cake when she lets her fans sing along while she jumps the rope again, before crashing down on stage.