The queen of pop music is landing in London this week, so get ready to groove. The long-awaited “Celebration Tour” by Madonna is finally here, as the beloved icon takes the stage at the 02 Arena this week.
Celebrating 40 years of work as a pop icon, Madge will be performing all her greatest hits.
Marie Antoinette Award
Stuart Price, Madonna’s musical director, recently told the BBC, “The biggest hit doesn’t necessarily have to be a song. It can be a wardrobe, it can be a video, or a statement. We hope this means she’ll receive her Marie Antoinette Award from the 1990 MTV Awards ceremony.
When will Madonna be playing at the London Arena 02?
The “Celebration Tour” kicks off in the Big Smoke, with Madonna performing at the 02 on Saturday, October 14th, and other shows on October 15th, 17th, 18th, and December 5th and 6th.
When will Madonna take the stage?
The exact time of Madonna’s performance has not been announced, but rumors suggest that her show could last for at least two hours. 02 shows typically end at 11:00 PM for weekday events, while Sunday shows end at 10:30 PM.
What time do doors open?
Doors open at the 02 Arena at 6:30 PM.
So don’t be late, make sure to arrive on time!
Is there a setlist for the Celebration Tour?
Madge and her team remain steadfastly secretive about the “Celebration Tour” setlist, but we know it will cover all four decades of her career, meaning hits like “Like a Virgin,” “Material Girl,” “Hung Up,” “Papa Don’t Preach,” “Vogue,” and “4 Minutes” are likely to be performed. Fans are also convinced that she will play songs like “Erotica” and “Frozen,” as they have been heard during rehearsals.
Madonna tickets at 02 London
It’s no surprise that Madonna tickets in London come at a high price. When they were first released, tickets for the 02 Arena were on sale at face value ranging from £47.55 to £432.25, with VIP packages costing up to £1,307.55 each.
Is Madonna’s tour sold out?
Madonna initially sold out the London stadium in a matter of minutes. However, after the tour was postponed due to the singer’s illness, there are still many tickets available on Ticketmaster and other resale sites. Keep in mind that they will cost you a pretty penny – available seats on Ticketmaster range from £135 to £1,176.
Don’t miss out, the queen of pop music is in London and you must see it!
