Rebel Heart Tour opening night review clippings added
We have just added the first newspaper review clippings to the Press section of our Rebel Heart World Tour page, much much more to follow!
Rebel Heart Tour Montreal review in Belgian newspaper ‘Het Laatste Nieuws’
Madonna is also featured in Belgian ‘Het Laatste Nieuws’ with a very large and positive review, HQ scan will be added later today
RUMOR: Madonna is coming to Bangkok!
Madonna — the Queen of Pop, the legend, the fashion icon, the epitome of girl power, the singer who has influenced at least three generations of fans worldwide — is reportedly performing in Bangkok next year. The rumor is that Madonna will perform at Impact Arena on Feb. 9, 2016, as a part of her…
Rebel Heart World Tour premiere articles in todays’ newspapers
It’s a tradition that after the world premiere of a new Madonna tour, there’s news coverage in newspapers and magazines. This is an example of articles in the Daily Mail, The Sun and the German BILD pictured here. Stay tuned for HQ scans later today.
Rebel Heart Tour Montreal 2nd night short recap
A lot less media outside than the previous day and a more ‘common’ audience, less dressed up fans etc. Although the die hard fans couldn’t be missed! She started the show ten minutes later than the first night, but seemed more at ease and smiled even more than on opening night. She spoke a lot…
Madonna announces more Rebel Heart tour dates, skips Kansas City
In a press release this morning, Madonna has announced a slew of more dates in her seemingly endless world tour in support of her latest album, March’s Rebel Heart. But in the latest batch of dates stretching well into 2016, the Queen of Pop is noticeably skipping one very worthy market: our own Kansas City…
Madonna bringing tour to Nashville
Look out, Nashville: Madonna is coming to town.
The pop icon will bring her “Rebel Heart” tour toBridgestone Arena on January 18, per a press release sent out on Thursday. Nashville is just one of 20 North American cities she’s performing in, between treks in Europe, Asia and Australia.
read full article at The Tennessean