MADONNA. Faced with the enthusiasm around her new world tour called “The Celebration Tour”, Madonna has added three additional concert dates in France.
[Updated February 1, 2023 at 2:29 p.m.] Not one, not two, not three, but four concert dates in France: faced with the enthusiasm of her French admirers, Madonna will finally perform for four concerts at the ‘AccorArena in Paris, on November 12, 13, 19 and 20, 2023. The tickets for the first three dates of this French “residence”, put online on January 20 and 27, have been snapped up, thus prompting the addition of a fourth date in the Parisian arena after three first sold-out concerts.
For this fourth Madonna concert date in Paris, November 20, 2023, the ticket office went online this Wednesday, February 1, at 10 a.m. The ticket office is accessible on the AccorArena site, here, but also in all the usual points of sale, such as La Fnac or Seetickets.
Tickets for The Celebration Tour in France are displayed from 45.40 euros for category 4, 84 euros in category 4, then 133.50 euros and 276.50 euros for categories 2 and 1, while places in square gold are sold at 386.50 euros. To see Madonna on stage, you have to put your hand in your pocket. Note that a presale was organized on the Livenation site this Thursday: taken by storm by the fans, it is sold out.
Madonna will be back on the road on the occasion of her world tour The Celebration Tour in 2023, with many dates in North America, before going to ten European cities, the details of which are as follows:
Queen of Pop back in France: Madonna has announced a new world tour, dubbed The Celebration Tour, which will take her to eleven European cities. To celebrate her forty-year career, the American singer will perform her greatest songs on stage, from her first eponymous album released in 1983 to her last, Madame X, released in 2019.
It was with an Instagram post and video, The Celebration Tour Announcement, posted to YouTube on January 17, that Madonna confirmed the news of her 2023 world tour, after weeks of speculation. This new tour will take the popstar to 35 cities in North America, then 11 in Europe.
