BlondAmbition

very nice photos, she's so beautiful  in this tour, I love her!

oh WOW!!! great, I love it

very nice photos, she's so beautiful  in this tour, I love her!

the floor seating in Brooklyn is not too big, I think it's like Milan Forum

Ok guys, here's a great pics sequence

Great pics of New York, December 14:




By @FR4NKY20 on X

anyway the stage is AMAZING! I love it! here best since 2012. 

I was at MJ History tour in 97 (Milan) and he arrived at 90% lip-synced, Britney for the Onix Hotel at Milano Filaforum 95% 

anyway the stage is AMAZING! I love it! here best since 2012. 

Bob's intro gone fast...of course after 2 hours late 

also because pre-sale tickets cost much more than on the day of the concert!

also because pre-sale tickets cost much more than on the day of the concert!

I was at MJ History tour in 97 (Milan) and he arrived at 90% lip-synced, Britney for the Onix Hotel at Milano Filaforum 95% 

Are you talking about the american Britney Spears who was acclaimed for her 100% lipsync shows in USA? 

therefore, according to Billboard in 2023 she'd place at 7/8, not bad!!!

article from billboard pro
https://www.billboard.com/pro/madonna-celebration-tour-100-million/
Madonna’s The Celebration Tour Approaching $100 Million in Grosses
Based on projections for the upcoming North American dates, The Celebration Tour is headed for more than $225 million worldwide.
The numbers are in for the first leg of Madonna’s The Celebration Tour. According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore, the European leg grossed $77.5 million and sold 429,000 tickets.

In January, Madonna announced The Celebration Tour, slated to honor the biggest hits of her legendary career. After a medical emergency forced a postponement of the first batch of North American dates, she launched the trek on Oct. 14 at London’s O2 Arena.
Over four shows that week, Madonna earned $14.7 million and sold 60,000 tickets, only to return to the O2 for the leg’s final two shows on Dec. 5-6, which added another $7.5 million and 31,000 tickets. Since returning from the pandemic, only Elton John and Queen + Adam Lambert have amassed bigger totals at the O2, and they did it with nine and 10 shows, respectively. When Madonna last played the O2, it was just two nights in 2015, compared to this year’s six.
In between, Madonna stopped in Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal and more, for a total of 27 shows across 11 European markets. Four nights at Paris’ Accor Arena provided the tour’s other eight-figure gross, bringing in $10.7 million from 62,000 tickets on Nov. 12-13 and 19-20.
Madonna’s European totals average out to $2.9 million and 15,900 tickets per night on a $180.53 ticket. Compared to the theater-residency run of her last tour, the Madame X Tour (2019-20), she’s up by 312% in nightly earnings and by 518% in average attendance.
On more level footing with the European leg from the Rebel Heart Tour from 2015-16, Madonna’s last arena tour, her 2023 shows are still up – by 9% in attendance, sold out on every show, and by 70% in average gross, thanks in large part to bulked up ticket pricing.
Immediate demand for The Celebration Tour expanded Madonna’s initial routing of 12 shows in Europe to 27. Likewise, the first batch of 26 shows in the U.S. and Canada has swelled to 47. She kicks off the North American leg on Wednesday (Dec. 13) at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center. After a handful of shows this month, she’s back for the rest in 2024, playing through April 15 in Austin, plus five shows from April 20-26 at Mexico City’s Foro Sol.
Looking at the relationship between Madonna’s European shows and stateside shows on the Rebel Heart Tour, Billboard expects the U.S. and Canadian leg to earn about $150 million from 650,000 tickets.
With the handful of Mexico shows to follow, the current routing for The Celebration Tour is headed toward a total haul of $240-245 million and 1.1-1.2 million tickets over 79 shows.
That would situate it behind stadium runs on the Sticky & Sweet Tour (2008-09; $407.7 million) and The MDMA Tour (2012; $305.2 million), but ahead of arena treks the Confessions Tour (2006; $194.8 million) and the Rebel Heart Tour (2015-16; $169.8 million).

She really looks amazing! 
I'm addicted to this tour. I watch videos on youtube all the time 🤩 
Do you think she will change a song or two in the US leg?
This is a playlist of videos I took in Milan, night 1
 
 

I hope she will go to South America because the show is very beautiful and it is right that all the fans in the world can see it

I hope she will go to South America because the show is very beautiful and it is right that all the fans in the world can see it

I hope she will go to South America because the show is very beautiful and it is right that all the fans in the world can see it