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Madonna sued by concertgoers for starting her Celebration Tour two hours late

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Two fans have sued Madonna for starting her Celebration Tour two hours late. On 14 October, the ‘Like a Virgin’ singer finally kicked off her highly anticipated world tour months after she was hospitalised with a severe bacterial infection.

Split into five acts, the immersive concert features sickening choreography, larger-than-life set pieces, a Beyoncé shout-out, Bob the Drag Queen and over 40 songs from her legendary catalogue.

In addition to the high-energy numbers, Madonna’s show includes stripped-down moments, like her heartfelt rendition of ‘Live to Tell’ – which is a tribute to the countless LGBTQIA+ individuals who lost their lives during the 1980s HIV/AIDS crisis.

While The Celebration Tour has garnered universal acclaim, Madge has received criticism and, most recently, legal action for her alleged tardiness.

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