Pop superstar Madonna will perform on Rio de Janeiro’s Copacabana beach, the company behind the event confirmed on Friday, Reuters and Agerpres reported.

“Brazil, I’m coming soon,” the “Material Girl” and “Vogue” singer said in a video released earlier this week by local financial company Itau Unibanco.

More details about the singer’s concert will be announced during a press conference on Monday, according to an invitation sent to reporters on Friday by Itau and Dutch brewer Heineken, which has a large presence in Brazil.

The local hotel industry welcomed this news with joy.

“New Year’s Eve came early,” Rio hotel union leader Alfredo Lopez said in an interview, explaining that hotel occupancy in popular areas of the city could reach 100 percent before the concert.

O Globo journalist Lauro Jardim said this month that the concert is scheduled for May 4, a date that has yet to be confirmed by the authorities and the 65-year-old singer.

The Rolling Stones, Rod Stewart and Lenny Kravitz are among the artists who have played free concerts at Copacabana in front of millions of fans in the past.

Last October, Madonna kicked off her Celebration Tour.