chris97at

I've seen her infamous first show in Paris and overall I really enjoyed it! Her continous lateness, which is always blamed on "production issues" was annoying. I understand she is the queen but she should be fair to those who are working all day long and come to see her. Travelling all the way from Berlin just to see her and having to fly back in the early morning made it a stressfull short trip. BUT - beside the lateness I really enjoyed the show. It's totally different than the Rebel Heart Tour, which was the first time I've seen her live. I love the idea of intimacy, interacting with the audience. The show itself has been just magical to me, though the heavy use of autotune made it somehow a weird experience. Also personally I think she wasn't feeling it but with the pain she is going through it's a wonder she didn't cancel the entire tour. You can praise her for that. As she announced the tour I thought it would not turn out good but after seeing it in person it changed my mind entirely. Hoping we can soon enjoy a DVD recording, though I don't think that the DVD will give you the cheers I got live in person. And I wish everyone who criticized the tour will change their minds after watching the DVD. Madame X may have been her most individual tour up to date and I'm glad I could witness this expierence. My rating: 4 from 5 stars due the lateness of my show and the heavy use of autotune PS: I still think her up-beat dancing arena shows fits her better, but hey, she's the queen, long live the queen!