Fans of controversial queen of pop Madonna, who makes her Hong Kong debut in February as part of her Rebel Heart world tour, may need to start saving now as tickets will cost as much as HK$11,888 per person. The “Queen of Pop” will play her first concert in the city on February 17 in…
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Just days after the launch of Madonna’s highly-anticipated Rebel Heart Tour, Live Nation announced today that Madonna is adding more tour dates in Asia and North America. The new dates added to the 64-city world tour include first ever concerts by the Material Girl in Taipei, Hong Kong; Macau; Bangkok; Louisville, KY; San Antonio, Tulsa,…
DetailsView image | gettyimages.com Pop queen Madonna’s first concert in Hong Kong has been confirmed for AsiaWorld-Arena on February 16 next year. Tour organiser Live Nation declined to comment earlier this month on talk that Madonna would finally be making her debut in the city, but today announced a concert in Hong Kong would be…
DetailsNEW YORK (TheStreet) — Madonna recently embarked on the maiden leg of her “Rebel Heart” tour, which will power across the U.S. and Canada through the end of October. Fans planning to attend will be greeted with plenty of surprises over the two-month stretch, though none will likely be bigger than the one planned for…
DetailsCan you imagine listening to Katy Perry music 30 years from now? I mean, seriously. Take a few moments of quiet reflection to think about that prospect. Ugh. What a terrible, bleak futurescape. Like, do you think “I Kissed a Girl” is even going to make it onto the oldies station of tomorrow? Will we…
DetailsA Madonna concert in 2015 raises a host of questions: Is new album “Rebel Heart” any good? Amid the Beyonces, Taylors, Mileys and Gagas, where is Madonna’s place in pop music? After three decades in the spotlight, does Madonna still have it? The moment Madonna’s show started Saturday night at the Verizon Center, those questions…
Details“Bitch, I’m Madonna!” That is a prominent phrase in the latest spectacle produced by non-other than the queen of pop, Madonna. The 57 year-old veteran proved her status on top of the throne as she performed an oldie-heavy set as part of her Rebel Heart Tour in Washington, D.C. on Saturday night. Impressive costumes, controversial…
DetailsMadonna came pulsing into DC for her Rebel Heart tour on Saturday night, where she played to a packed house at the Verizon Center. But there was one notable absence: no sign of our Commander in Chief. Madge told the crowd she was thrilled to be in the Nation’s Capital, “even if Barack Obama didn’t come…
Details“I still believe in love — even if Barack Obama didn’t come to my show,” Madonna teased near the end of Saturday night’s concert at the Verizon Center. “Maybe I’m too provocative.” Like all her tours, Rebel Heart had its fair share of provocation, chiefly through repeated sacrilegious references to God and Catholic iconography. But…
DetailsLast night in Washington was a blast, great vibe during the pre-show and a load of dressed up fans with (selfmade) shirts. It appears M always starts the show right after Michael Jacksons’ Wanna Be Startin’ Something. She started perfectly on time around the clock of 9.35pm. She joked she invited Obama to come, but…
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