Two Madonna fans in the United States have taken legal action against the singer, claiming that her late start to a concert caused them to be late for work the following day. Michael Fellows and Jonathan Hadden filed a lawsuit in Brooklyn federal court, stating that they purchased tickets for a show on 13 December as part of Madonna’s Celebration tour. The concert was scheduled to begin at 8:30 PM EST but did not start until after 10:30 PM, ending around 1:00 AM. The fans argue that they would not have bought tickets if they had known the show would finish so late. After the concert, they found themselves stranded in the middle of the night with limited transportation options, resulting in increased costs. The lawsuit accuses Madonna, tour promoter Live Nation, and Barclays Center of false advertising, negligent misrepresentation, and unfair trade practices. The plaintiffs are seeking class-action status for other attendees of late-starting Celebration shows and are pursuing unspecified damages. This is not the first time fans have expressed dissatisfaction with Madonna’s tardiness, as similar lawsuits were filed in 2019 and 2020 but were later dismissed voluntarily.
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Madonna fans sue over concert, claim lateness caused work delays.
