2023 North American Leg To Be Rescheduled
2023 Europe
O2 Arena, London, GB
Saturday 14 October
Sunday 15 October
Tuesday 17 October
Wednesday 18 October
Sportpaleis, Antwerp, BE
Saturday 21 October
Sunday 22 October
Royal Arena, Copenhagen, DA
Wednesday 25 October
Thursday 26 October
Tele 2 Arena, Stockholm, Sweden
Saturday 28 October
Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona, ES
Wednesday 01 November
Thursday 02 November
Lisbon Arena, Lisbon, PO
Monday 06 November
Tuesday 07 November
Accor Arena, Paris, Fr
Sunday 12 November
Monday 13 November
Lanxess Arena, Cologne, DE
Wednesday 15 November
Thursday 16 November
Accor Arena, Paris, Fr
Sunday 19 November
Mediolanum Forum, Milan, IT
Thursday 23 November
Saturday 25 November
Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin, Germany
Tuesday 28 November
Wednesday 29 November
Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, NL
Friday 01 December
Saturday 02 December
O2 Arena, London
Tuesday 05 December
Wednesday 06 December
North America 2023/2024
Barclays Center, New York, US
Wednesday 13 December
Thursday 14 December
Capital One Arena, Washington DC
Monday 18 December
Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, PA
Wednesday 20 December
Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, TN
Friday 22 December
Kia Forum, Los Angeles, CA
Sunday 07 January
Monday 08 January
Acrisure Arena, Palm Springs, CA
Thursday 11 January
Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, CA
Saturday 13 January
Chase Center, San Francisco, CA
Monday 15 January
MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV
Thursday 18 January
Footprint Center, Phoenix, AZ
Saturday 20 January
Mexico City
Thursday 25 January
When wikipedia says that the concert was sold out, they mean that all the box office tix were sold at face value. Many of those tix bought were done so to mark up and re-sell through 3rd party vendors. So if you see empty seats, someone bought them but couldn't sell at an inflated price.
Posted by: jen | Thursday, 06 September 2012 at 02:27 AM
It makes me say that our voices are not being heard and that we are not getting any formal responce from Live Nation or Madonna.
Posted by: ste | Wednesday, 01 August 2012 at 08:29 PM
I agree with every word posted bu Claire. My partner had never seen Madonna [ I have 6 times] so i treated us to Edinburgh, with flights, concert tickets and hotel it was over £700.
The sound in west stand was a disgrace, after 20 minutes hald of our section just got up and walked out. I have complained to live nation who are investigating, but from experience at the best i will only get an apoligy. If this is the case i intend to contact trading standrds, has anyone else done a formal complaint?
Posted by: Arthur Withers | Saturday, 28 July 2012 at 10:25 AM
@Pitbull: I know exactly what you mean re: "sold out"!
I remember going to the "sold out" Sticky and Sweet concert in Cardiff. We bought General Admission tickets, but - to our utter amazement - were ushered into very good seats...whilst various tiers of the Stadium were being covered with black tarpaulin so that when the lights went down, it didn't look empty!!! In fact, The Millennium Stadium had sent it staff out on the streets of Cardiff the morning of the concert, armed with wads of unsold tickets, trying to flog them to passers-by!
Readily available stats:
Tickets sold for Confessions Tour in Cardiff: 55,795
Tickets sold for Sticky and Sweet in Cardiff: 33,460
Both were billed as "sold out", so go figure! I was at both concerts in Cardiff and you could tell Confessions was HUGE - people were standing right to the back of the pitch, literally to the doors; for Sticky and Sweet, it was less than half-way back, and they were moving as many people as possible to the front of the Stadium.
These promoters take us for idiots!
Posted by: bristar | Friday, 27 July 2012 at 03:44 PM
Well, finally somebody says the truth. I just found info on Wikipedia that her concert in Brussels was SOLD OUT...HA HA HA. I wish I took a picture of half empty sector next to us. That's ridiculous. I would also hit the roof if she cut her show in Brussels too.
Posted by: Pitbull | Thursday, 26 July 2012 at 10:45 PM
Julios - I'm tired of people ignoring the fact that genuine madonna fans have genuine concerns about how they have been treated on this tour. I'm tired of promoters and management taking the absolute **** out of fans. To be clear - I am probably a bigger fan of hers than you are and have been from the very start of her career. I will continue to be. So don't tell us how tired you are of hearing the truth. Now let's move on......
Posted by: HenryB | Thursday, 26 July 2012 at 01:47 PM
@Julios armeni:
I get fed up with people like you who don't think others are entitled to an opinion, unless it is one that is full-on kissing M's butt!
@Claire:
It was the same with Sticky & Sweet at Wembley - overpriced seats in the "Gods" and appalling sound, with loads of people leaving way before the end of the show. The venues on this tour have left a lot to be desired but, now that M is in the clutches of LiveNation, it's definitely all about the money....
Posted by: Steve | Thursday, 26 July 2012 at 12:05 PM
I get tired of people complaining all the time abiut everything......
Posted by: Julios armeni | Wednesday, 25 July 2012 at 03:29 AM
I love Madonna but I must say how totally disappointed I was with the show. My partner and I spent close to £800 for a weekend in Edinburgh booked only because Madonna was playing Murrayfield. Having forked out £175 for tickets I was bitterly disappointed to find my seat literally on the roof. Yes, that's right if I jumped up I could touch the stadium roof. All I needed was a zip wire and I might have got to see some of the show. The sound was atrocious (muffled to the point it took me nigh on a minute per song to identify what she was actually singing). Added to that, the vibrations sent the roof rattling to such an extent that most people vacated their seats and either left or opted for the floor. The screen was totally blocked by the side screen which was also set at such an angle that it was impossible to view. I still have no idea what Madonna was saying during her speech and felt totally detached from the show as I couldn't see it. I spent half the night patrolling round the stadium trying to see something. By the end of the night the west side was empty-everyone had gone. I wonder if Madonna noticed?? She also cut short the show which is criminal. The support act was on way too long and annoyed me too. All in all a terrible concert, awful stadium and a complete waste of money. I visited the zoo the next day and saw the pandas which were way more entertaining. I love Madonna and nothing wrong with the actual show, just a terrible choice of stadium, set list cut short and no one bothered to check out if the fans could actually see the concert they paid for. Heads should roll for this. I want my money back.
Posted by: Claire | Tuesday, 24 July 2012 at 09:20 PM
my 14 yr old neice and i were lucky enough to be there when madonna was doing her sound check.she was brill, we had a laugh with her,even although the actual concert was late she was still brill,hope she comes back to scotland,we will nefo be there.
Posted by: jackie bt | Monday, 23 July 2012 at 11:57 PM
That's amazing that she did that and I wish I had known to be there early. What a shame she didn't make the soundcheck shorter and start her show earlier. That way ALL of her fans could see and hear ALL of the show. I was so disappointed she axed 2 songs and hurried things along. Having paid £125 for my ticket along with my 3 friends, I can't help but feel a bit cheated. Still loved the show and still love Madonna.
Posted by: HenryB | Monday, 23 July 2012 at 01:18 PM