Madonna Tickets

Madonnas final performance in the US of her Celebration Tour….This was my first Madonna show. For the last few years prior all I’d seen were negative internet trolls with the constant hate…”she’s too old! She’s had too much work! Etc etc” and I decided to pony up the dough and get a ticket to show my respect and appreciation for this artist who’d indirectly been in my life since I was a baby. I traveled to Austin from Louisiana and I sat in my seat…and watched as the fans all trickled in and eventually packed the stadium floor to ceiling. Once Madonna arrived on the stage…from that moment…until the very last….she was absolutely exquisite! A true and meaning driven artist! A goddess! A mother! A friend! Her children danced and performed and even played instruments in her show with her. She wasn’t here to just to make money…this isn’t just business for her…she had something to say! She wanted to share her extraordinary life with the people who show up for her time and again. She loves her fans/friends/family. She appreciates them. She paid homage to the fallen. Her friends who’ve passed on from AIDS, her mother, Prince, Michael Jackson! She thanked the audience with such genuineness that her voice cracked while thanking them. There was so much LOVE in this stadium….the feeling was palpable! It was beautiful! And I was so upset that I hadn’t maxed out my credit card for a floor seat….to really take this masterpiece in to its fullest extent! I took home 2 major lessons from Madonnas art show. 1. It doesn’t matter if the whole world is mean to you, or says bad things, or tortures you on the internet, or throws stones even. What matters is the people who SHOW UP FOR YOU! The people who love you…they may not be able to fill a stadium for us commonfolk…but I bet there are enough to fill a pretty big room! Focus on the LOVE 2. A simple message that Madonna shared during one of the song breaks in the show. “Time is a precious gift! STOP WASTING IT!”. I took that to heart. And I hear her say it in my head when I’m hesitating. Thank you, beautiful Madonna! Forever persevere in LOVE!

I watched her show in Rio de Janeiro / Brazil. She is my fav singer and her music is always inspiring me. I love her!! Brazilians have better words to teach you than “ bunda suja” , “ caralho “ and “ safada” hahahaha. Im going to NY next month and I’d love to see her again. Im trying contact with her staff but still no answers. Please, answer me! Love you Madonna !!!

Madonna is a psychologist in Brazil, this Saturday I went to her show, and I left there impacted by everything I saw and heard in her music. If before I loved you, today I have unconditional love for you. It changed my worldview. Thank you for being in Brazil, we will love you forever. I love you!!!

She needs to get off her high horse and start on time!! There were very young fans there and old fans. The too loud thumping beat was almost more than this old rowdy rocker could stand. She should not talk...very irritating diva.Not a good experience.

I guess I should have expected this from Madonna. I just wanted to hear her sing, see her dance. But this concert was over the top with theatrics...some of them I didn't even understand! I know she's a very sexual being, but wow...she took that to the nth degree. I'm sure some people like that, but it was just a bit much for me.

My son had heat exhaustion because Madonna did not wanted to turn the air conditioner on. In addition, the stage lights were blocking our view.

What to say about an icon like M! She is truly an amazing performer. A lot is said about her age, but what do people expect, she has been doing this for 40 years and to still put a show like she does... its truly amazing. Bravo M! Keep doing what you do!

Show was amazing, seats are not comfortable at the higher sections and visibility gets compromised because of the lights and fixtures

Started 2 hrs 15 min late. Much of the "music"was dancing with a relatively small song set...and too little of her older music.

Madonna gave an electrifying show. It's a retrospective of her life and it was a surprisingly emotional experience. At 64, who cares. She is meant to be on stage and her dance moves are still intricate as ever esp on Vogue. My criticism is I was in 325 sec and no one was on their feet as if they were afraid. The guy behind me was rude with me when I stood bc I'm 6*2 latino and can move . So I spoke to usher who accommodated me to another seat bc he understood u come to a Madonna concert to stand on your feet to celebrate.