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07-10-2008, 22.18.34
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 New York City - Madison Square Garden Ieri prima data delle quattro previste a New York al Madison Square Garden, già Sold Out da tempo. Canzone "a richiesta" del pubblico: Lucky Star. Nel filmato Lucky Star e qualche osservazione su Sarah "F*ckin'" Palin (Candidata per la Vice Presidenza) e di come questa non sia ben gradita nel caso decida di andare a vedere lo Show  YouTube - Madonna NYC 10/6 Palin Speech + Lucky Star      
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08-10-2008, 00.02.49
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| Hearbeat da NY (l'ha cantata molto bene!) YouTube - Madonna - Heartbeat live Madison Square Garden 10/6/08 Sticky Sweet NY
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08-10-2008, 21.52.24
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| Visita al camerino di Madonna nel tour: Entertainment Tonight || WXYZ.com | WXYZ-TV / Detroit | Detroit News, Weather, Sports and More
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08-10-2008, 23.29.59
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Una sorpresa di metà tour? Comunque è pazza  I Love New York (da New York) YouTube - Madonna Sticky & Sweet MSG "I Love New York" + PALIN
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09-10-2008, 12.14.50
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 Ulteriori date in Sud America! Sua maestà Madonna sta per espandere il suo regno in Sud America. La cantante doveva esibirsi solamente in otto stadi dell'America Latina: quattro in Brasile, due in Argentina e due in Cile. Ma le cose sono andate diversamente e così, ora, ci sono 11 esibizioni in programma: cinque in Brasile, quattro in Argentina e due in Cile. Potenzialmente, più di 280,000 fan potranno vedere Madonna a Buenos Aires. Fino a che le vendite non si sono rivelate stellari, la cantante aveva prenotato solamente due stadi in ogni città, ma "il mercato è letteralmente impazzito", ha spiegato Arthur Fogel, il presidente di Live Nation a TicketNews. Il tour di Madonna, che prevedeva 55 concerti, è ora a quota 58 show. Sarà visto da due milioni di persone e frutterà ben 276 milioni di dollari, divenendo così il sesto tour più redditizio della storia, pur avendo il minor numero di show. Solo i Rolling Stones, gli U2 e i Police hanno guadagnato di più ma con un numero maggiore di repliche: 144 repliche: The Rolling Stones, Bigger Bang Tour (2005/07) - $558 milioni. 133 repliche: U2, Vertigo Tour (2008/06) - $389 milioni. 151 repliche: The Police, Reunion tour (2007/08) - $350 milioni. 128 repliche: The Rolling Stones, Voodoo Lounge tour (1994/95) - 320 milioni. 121 repliche: The Rolling Stones, Licks tour (2002/03) - $312 milioni. 17 repliche: Madonna, Sticky & Sweet Tour European Leg (2008) - $117 milioni. 58 repliche: Madonna, Sticky & Sweet Tour - totale previsto (2008) - $276 milioni.
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09-10-2008, 12.17.38
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09-10-2008, 12.22.01
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09-10-2008, 12.27.10
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E' una cosa differente, i dati sono di ticketnews.
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10-10-2008, 03.42.10
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| Recensioni da NY: NY Post Popwrap Blog You Must See Madonna Live! Posted by Jarett Wieselman at 9:47 AM on October 8, 2008 Granted, I am not the world's No. 1 Madonna fan -- I don't bedazzle my own t-shirts with rhinestones spelling out "Her Madgesty" -- but I own every album and have been singing "Like a Virgin" before I knew what it meant. So I was excited to see her live in concert for the first time last night. I had previously passed up two opportunities -- Re-Invention World Tour and Confessions Tour -- to see a Madonna concert because the tickets were always so astronomically expensive. Well, now that I've bought, seen and survived, let me tell you that if sacrificing food, water or mascara for a week must be done to afford a ticket, do so -- this was the best $100 I have ever spent. With every song, with every LCD screen, with every costume change, Madonna proved why she was still on top of the industry after 175 years in the game. The set list for her Sticky & Sweet Tour covers pretty much every album she's ever released -- "Borderline," "Into the Groove," ""La Isla Bonita," "Vogue," "Human Nature," "Music," "Die Another Day" -- with a heavy emphasis on "Hard Candy." There's also a dance-tastic "4 Minutes" and "Like a Prayer" mash-up that I would love for her to release on CD. So if you can, pick up a ticket to one of her shows -- unlike her movies, you won't leave disappointed! Oh, and those rhinestone emblazoned t-shirt I mentioned before, I saw about 15 of them last night. The gays love a good Bedazzler! --------------------- Madonna leads fans through intense workout By Frank Scheck Reuters Wednesday, October 8, 2008; 8:34 PM NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - The Madonna concert ended nearly 12 hours ago, and this reviewer is still tired. And that's just from watching. Of course, I'm not in quite as good shape as the 50-year-old Material Girl, who has metamorphosized into a lean, mean machine of muscle and sinew. That pumped-up toughness also is evident in her music as performed in this latest arena extravaganza, dubbed the Sticky and Sweet tour and promoting her recent CD "Hard Candy." That album is generously highlighted in the course of the two-hour show, a good half of which is devoted to such cuts as "Candy Shop" (the opener, in which Madonna makes her entrance while seated on a throne), "Beat Goes On," "She's Not Me" and "4 Minutes." She cherrypicks from her hits, forgoing most of her best-known tunes -- with the exception of such songs as "Borderline," "Into the Groove," "Ray of Light" and "Like a Prayer." Most of these are dramatically rearranged to give them a harder-rocking edge, with heavy doses of electric guitar and thumping bass beats. As with the performer herself, the sweetness in them seems to have been drained away. There's a relentless drive to the proceedings that is almost unnerving. The headliner almost never stops moving, constantly whipping through intensely choreographed set pieces with her corps of backup dancers as if determined to burn off a certain number of calories per show. At one point, she even showed off her Double-Dutch jumping-rope skills. She doesn't let the audience rest, either. Late in the show, she refused to begin one song until she had made sure that everyone in the massive arena was on their feet. The one relatively quiet interlude was more bizarre than restorative. It featured an acoustic, Gypsy-flavored rendition of "La Isla Bonita," followed by the evening's sole ballad, "You Must Love Me," from the "Evita" soundtrack. The singer showcased her physique in a series of revealing outfits, though they were mostly more redolent of the gym than the usual S&M garb. Unlike her most recent go-around, there was little in the way of controversial material on display, with nary a crucifixion in sight. The one exception was the video montage accompanying "Get Stupid," which interpolated images of Barack Obama with figures like Nelson Mandela and John McCain with, among others, Hitler. The Sticky and Sweet tour plays Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles on November 6. Reuters/Hollywood Reporter ------------- rollingstone rock daily Madonna’s Sticky & Sweet Tour Rolls Into New York With Reworked Hits, Virtual Britney Madonna may have toyed with dominance and submission on this year’s Hard Candy, but there was no question who was carrying the cane at the first New York City date on her Sticky & Sweet Tour last night (the trek’s second stop in the States). Emerging on a throne to the thumpy sound of “Candy Shop,” the 50-year-old singer kicked off a tightly choreographed two-hour set designed to accentuate her physical and musical strength and flexibility. Skipping rope during a section evoking the 1980s New York where she began her career, Madonna pranced on the DJ’s table during a beefier “Into the Groove” as colorful Keith Haring figures spelled out the lyrics on giant video screens. With some chunky power chords, “Borderline” became a Cheap Trick-style power-pop song, “Vogue” was mashed up with the funky brass of “4 Minutes” and “La Isla Bonita” morphed into a Gogol Bordello-esque hoe-down featuring fiddle and accordion. “You know who’s not invited to my party? Sarah fucking Palin” Madonna shouted after a montage of images that included Oprah and Bono urged “Get up – it’s time – your life – your choice.” As expected, she did permit another embattled mother to share her spotlight briefly: during a punchy “Human Nature,” Britney Spears paced a stalled elevator in a video. When the song reached its final refrain of “I’m not your bitch” Spears spoke: “It’s Britney, bitch!” and the crowd erupted. Kanye West, Justin Timberlake and Pharrell also made virtual appearances. The focus quickly returned to Madonna, of course, and her impossibly muscled body. Strutting down the set’s catwalk during a defiant “She’s Not Me,” tearing out guitar chords at the noisy conclusion of “Hung Up” or reinventing older hits like “Like a Prayer,” she made a solid argument for her continued durability as the Jumbotron showed off her sinewy arms and steely legs. (She rarely sounded winded, though she was singing live.) Unlike the Confessions tour, where her dancers and costumes stood out fantastically, Sticky & Sweet was all Madonna, all the time. It was her Candy Shop, after all, and when the lights came up after a spectacular clubland rendition of “Give It 2 Me,” “Holiday” came over the sound system, and fans danced their way to the exits. --------------- ny daily news Madonna's Sticky and Sweet tour hits Madison Square Garden BY JO PIAZZA DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Monday, October 6th 2008, 11:55 PM When it comes to Her Madgesty, at least, there's no economic implosion. Fans who hadn't secured tickets to Madonna's show at the Garden Monday night milled around outside offering top dollar to score last-minute seats. "We are willing to pay $500 if the seats are good enough," said Ashley Love, 25, wearing a black lace "Desperately Seeking Susan" ensemble. "I came up from Virginia, and it will be worth whatever we have to pay," Love said. Michael Rosen, a 33-year-old Brooklyn dancer, won his floor seats in a bidding war. "I went on Craigslist and paid $600 for this ticket," said Rosen, bedecked in a black boa. "I haven't missed a Madonna show in almost 20 years and I wasn't going to start now." Cassandra Gardner, in bondage gear to replicate the cover of Madonna's "Hard Candy" album, spent $2,000 for her night. That included tickets, travel costs from Albany - and the Madonna tattoo on the back of the 23-year-old's neck. "She is a goddess. She is my queen," Gardner gushed. When the queen hit the stage around 9 p.m., she ruled over her people in a skimpy black leotard and carrying a riding crop, bringing them to their feet with her hit, "Candy Shop." And the fans stood standing for the next 90 minutes through new songs and old hits like "Vogue," "Into the Groove" and a hard rocking "Borderline." When some of her subjects sat, they were duly chastised. "What are you people sitting down for? This isn't a Barbara Streisand show!" she shouted. The singer also got political, showing images of Republican John McCain with those of war and of Democratic Barack Obama with those of peace. "It was worth every penny," said a breathless Janine Smyth, 29, from Long Island of the $200 tickets she bought for herself and her sister. Last night's show was the first of four sold-out nights in Madison Square Garden on Madonna's Sticky & Sweet world tour. She does it all again Tuesday, Friday and Sunday night. For devotees, it really is the music that brings the people together. The scandals? Not so much. "I don't give a crap about all this gossip with Alex Rodriguez," said Lorraine Hands, 45, a teacher from Fairfield, Conn., who has tickets for tonight as well. For Madonna, the adulation pays off big. She has already raked in $120 million from this, her seventh world tour.
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11-10-2008, 00.47.12
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| Madonna sure knows how to put on a show! The original material girl is breaking all sorts of records with her Sticky & Sweet Tour. In fact, she's even extending her South American Tour and adding more shows! M has added three more stops, one in Brazil and two in Argentina. Originally her Madgesty had only been booked, at most for two nights, in each city in South America. But according to Live Nation Artists CEO Arthur Fogel, the concert market in "South America exploded in a fiery insanity" when they heard Madge was coming. Her tour will now have 58 shows, with about two million concertgoers, and will bring in around $276 million. That'd make it the sixth largest paying tour ever - with the smallest amount of shows. Even her tour in Mexico City, scheduled for two shows, had their 100,000 tickets sell out in three hours. Madge is still hot! Janet, on the other hand, well - we're just glad she's not "sick" anymore. Non ho resistito 
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12-10-2008, 09.50.26
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| Ieri a New York Mad ieri a New York c'era anche Pharrell e si è esibito con Madonna in Give It 2 Me: YouTube - Madonna MSG, NY 10/11/08 - Give It 2 Me In più ha dedicato You Must Love Me a Lola dato che era il suo compleanno.
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12-10-2008, 09.54.38
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E' vero è il 14, non ricordavo mica..
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12-10-2008, 09.57.00
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Poi recupera.
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