- by Jason Gregory
- Friday, September 12, 2008
- Photo by: Carsten Windhorst
- filed in: Indie
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Madonna wowed fans last night (September 11th) as her Sticky & Sweet world tour called at London's Wembley Stadium.
The pop star was watched by over 90,000 people, including celebrity fans Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Hudson and Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie.
The elaborate show, which was only the second of two UK dates, featured four sections: 'Pimp', 'Old School', 'Gypsy' and 'Rave'.
The singer, who will play a total of 27-dates, honoured her latest album, ‘Hard Candy’, during her two hour set.
But also played a number of tracks from her back catalogue, including ‘Vogue’ and ‘Music’.
You can see highlights from the London show below or click HERE for more extensive coverage.
Madonna wows crowds in London
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- My 1st Madge concert and I really loved it although it could have done with a bit more warming up as people around me didnt seem that interested and sat down most of the time. Her old songs got the crowd going the most and I only wish I had been closer to the stage rather then watching it through the TV screens. The night was completely ruined by the fact that she started half hour late and the train station shut early leaving HUNDREDS of people stranded in the middle of Wembley with no way to g
Does this woman need HRT or something?? The menopause has a lot to answer for!!
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- My fifth Madonna show and a bit of a disappointment. I think only those at the very front had the benefit of some atmosphere, the show just wasn’t big enough for Wembley Stadium - perhaps the 02 would’’ve been better for this one... Or time for her to make up with her brother and bring him back for artistic direction... Still, she worked hard and looked and sounded better than ever
- 45mins late on stage, no support act. Far too many arty gimmicks and not enough of her great songs. Those that did come were towards the end when we had to leave early (as she was so late on) to catch a train! Not value for money.
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I went to Madonna’s concert last night and said it was the worst concert I’’ve ever been to. Terrible acoustics, very poor singing and lip synching, no guitar playing skills and Madonna spent 60% of the time on stage and the rest of the time showing videos of herself. It was a shocker.
She couldn’’t even get the place rocking. Even her die-hard fans up front only waved their arms on a few occasions. The whole middle section was stand static. Ver
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