Today is the first of 5 concerts Madonna is puting out hear in Brazil,tehe first one is at Maracana the biggest soccer stadium in the world,and is sold out.
My question is:
Have you ever seen her alive and is still worth the ticket?

mdd said:

nice.....


southamerica shows are always soldout.....

I've never seen her in concert but I've watched several of her concert films and they look amazing. From the elaborate productions sets to the fantastic choreography and musicianship of her show band, it's basically like something out of a Vegas show. So do the math.

hell nos he aint worth just a 50 yr old hag that need 2 sit down

i've seen her 4 times. and yes it is worth it

I think she would put on a fun show, I'm just not a big enough fan to justify the ticket price.

I've seen every Madonna tour since 'Blond Ambition'...except for 'The Girlie Show' which never made it to my area.I can truly say that I've always had a great time at her shows.

the price is only worth it if you can afford it. I've missed some shows because it was too expensive but the ones I've gone to were always memorable and lots of fun.

JackieBlue said:

saw her tours from 1987-2008...go you will have a great time....

worth it in the 80's and early nineties but sooooo not now. Boring. Dull etc

I still can't get my head around why this tour is so successful - she's hardly doing any hits.

this tour, in my opinion, is not worth it. the last tour was great and the reinvention tour was incredible. after having seen this show, i really wish i would have saved the cash and sat it out. she blows her wad in the first few songs and i don't think it picked up again until the end.

mdd said:

whats the capacity?

has the dvd been filmed yet?

mancabdriver said:

she never does the hits.

I am pissed off @ Madge

She makes the prices so outrageous

and She doesn't come to my city so I have

to pay travel costs to see her too


I guess I will never get to see her

sassybritches said:

My first concert was Madonna's "Who's that girl tour". She was great, and I had tickets up front. I would never pay todays prices. She just seems less "live" now. I'm not saying she's lipsyncing, but it seems like she doesn't seem to connect with the crowd. Janet's always been guilty of not connecting, but I still enjoyed all of her shows. FWIW.

WillieDynamite said:

Wow, I think Madonna definitely connects with the crowd. At least every time I've seen her she did. That's one of the things I enjoy about her shows.

JackieBlue said:

She really connected with the crowds during the Sticky and Sweet tour.I was surprised at how much fun she seemed to be having.

JackieBlue said:

So true. She always brings the energy back up too when it is lacking, sometimes in a scary way No, but she makes it fun

xperience319 said:

She had in the first day 70.000,00 people at maracanã to see her.

Cinnie said:

like music after drowned world & paradise

or 4mins after you must love me

ehuffnsd said:

I didn't mean built into the setlist, I mean, in the moment of responding to the crowd.

Cinnie said:

i think that comes from performing in the clubs all those years ago.

I only missed one Madonna concert since "The Virgin Tour". Madonna is a guaranteed excellent show every time.

ehuffnsd said:

it is a strength that sets her apart, for sure. all that experience has gotta be good for something

mancabdriver said:

Her fans don't necessarily go to her shows for the hits.By now,it's clear that her tours will always focus on her new CD at the time.I don't think she'll ever do a predictable "greatest hits show" like many other artists.