A few weeks ago we told you here, on the website of the best musical variety of CADENA 100, that a group of Madonna fans sued the artist by go out to sing two hours later than what was marked. Now, it has happened again and the ‘Vogue’ singer faces another legal action over the start time of those past concerts.
Attendees accuse Madonna of “disrespecting her followers.” In a complaint filed before the Federal Court of Washington DC last Friday, three fans argue that the singer broke the law by taking two hours to go on stage during his December concert at Washington Stadium.
Lawyers for the fans argue that: “He forced consumers to wait hours to see his performance in a stadium with very high temperature and uncomfortable. This shows the arrogant character and the little respect he has for his fans.” The lawsuit also includes the giant Live Nation who, along with Madonna, have been described as “The worst nightmare for consumers.”
These new arguments come after that previous lawsuit that we mentioned at the beginning, which caught the attention of the media because the fans explained, as an aggravating factor, “they had to get up early to go to work and/or attend to their family responsibilities”. In Friday’s new lawsuit, fans wanted to distance themselves from this thinking, commenting: “This complaint is not about disgruntled fans who don’t want to stay up late, but about responsible people who have commitments like babysitting, work, getting cars out of the parking lots that close at 12 at night and about realizing that public transportation is no longer operational.
Elizabeth Halper-Asefi, Mary Conoboy and Nestor Monte, Jr., all three followers behind this claimgo beyond the start time and reason that the venue was “uncomfortably hot” and that when Madonna talked about the temperaturehe public asked for air conditioning. Before these songs, the artist responded to them in a bad way and with some other insult: “I’m cold! If you’re hot, take off your clothes.”
Madonna can make history in Copacabana
Judicial controversies aside, Madonna announced a couple of weeks ago one of those actions that could mark a milestone not only in her career, but in the history of music. We are referring to that concert on Copacabana beach, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 4, which will serve as the closing for this ‘Celebration Tour’ that has brought him some headaches.
This ‘show’ consists of several characteristics that make it the perfect finishing touch to close Madonna’s world tour. First because It will be free for all its public. This will be Madonna’s way of thanking her fans.four decades on stage. For your attendance, as their website explains, no entry is required, but rather the order of arrival will be applied in the Belmond Copcabana Palace hotel, located right in front of the concert.
Also, this event It will be broadcast live on Globo television. A show with which the ‘La Isla Bonita’ artist will be able to sneak into the homes of her Brazilian fans through the small screen. As Rolling Stone magazine tells it, with this concert, Madonna will make a strong mark on her arrival in Brazil. Her last ‘show’ in the Latin country was in December of her ‘THE MDNA’ tour, performing in the cities of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo or Porto Alegre.
Although there are still no calculations of the impact of this event, the truth is that millions of attendees are estimated for this ‘show’. Along its history, Copacabana beach has attracted different shows that have brought together millions of people. For example, it was the case of Rod Stewart that he managed to gather up to 4 million attendees in 1994, Lenny Kravitz acted in 2005 with an audience of 300,000 people either the Rolling Stones who in 2006 They gave it their all in front of 1.5 million attendees. Will Madonna be able to surpass any of these marks? The truth is that we will have to wait for that appointment to see how the queen of pop will conquer her audience.
