Since 1980s, Madonna has been going strong and she did just that again at her show in conservative Phoenix, Arizona Saturday night.
Madonna Lights Up Phoenix
The controversial pop star, who entertained stars such as Paris Jackson and Seth Rogen in Los Angeles gave her fans an other worldly experience on her hit-filled Celebration Tour 2024 stop at Footprint Center.
Madonna’s Phoenix concert included highlights from her 1989 album ‘Madonna: to her 2018 ‘Madame X.’
Toward the end of The Celebration Tour show, the 65-year-old superstar donned a reflective silver and black bodysuit that resembled a fractured mirror.
W Magazine reported the costume was designed by Donatella Versace for the boundary pushing artist.
Her long, blonde hair was straight and cascaded down her black as she performed atop a large silver cube.
She Brought The Energy of ‘the Good, the Bad, the Sexy’
The Bedtime Story singer lay down on the element and adopted a series of positions as she performed in the prop that was decorated like a children’s block with photos of herself in various dreamscapes on the sides, per DailyMail.
Her performance, in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the song ‘Holiday,’ brought nothing less than ‘the good, the bad, the sexy,’ which is exactly what she told fans to expect at the beginning of her show.
In video shared by fans from another sequence in the concert, the Grammy winner seemed to be performing without the knee brace she has worn since kicking off the tour in October in London.
Fans Are Grateful
She delighted the crowd by using her foot to kick up and catch a western style hat that had fallen to the stage.
Fans cheered for the singer, who seemed pleased with herself saying ‘Yes, yes. Thank you!’
‘A funny moment with the Queen!’ the News of Madonna Instagram site wrote next to the video.
‘Not bad for her age,’ one happy fan said.
She Made a Blunder
People are very upset with Madonna after pausing a recent concert to ask a fan to stand up in another controversial move.
During one recent show that occurred at her Vancouver show in February, the singer chastised a fan for not standing up during the show before realizing they were in a wheelchair.
‘What are you doing sitting down over there? What are you getting sitting down?’ she asked as she paused the concert.
As she walked to the edge of the stage and approached the crowd, Madonna then realized that the fan was in a wheelchair. ‘Oh, OK. Politically incorrect. Sorry about that,’ she said afterward. ‘I’m glad you are here.’
The person, a woman named Vanessa Gorman, spoke with TMZ and said she is not offended by the star’s blunder.
