After waiting for over six months, Madonna is finally bringing her incredible show to Vancouver’s Rogers Arena this week.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN THIS PART OF THE SHOW WAS RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME??? @Madonna pic.twitter.com/AfUK1XQ180
— rachel ciccone (taylor’s version) (@rachsapartment) February 19, 2024
Instead of focusing on just one album, Madonna’s concert in Vancouver on February 21 will take fans on a journey through her entire career. Originally planned for July 15, 2023, the concert had to be postponed when Madonna fell ill.
The Celebration Tour, which was set to kick off in Vancouver last summer, was delayed until October 14, 2023, when Madonna performed in London, England. The North American leg of the tour, including the Vancouver show, had to be rescheduled for this winter.
madonna doing 15 jump squats at the end of one hour and 45 minutes show pic.twitter.com/MqrzzvG3mN
— Madonna Archive (@Madonnarchive) February 20, 2024
Throughout the tour, Madonna has had different opening acts. Recently, DJ Mary Mac has been warming up the crowd in the US, along with other performers like Honey Dijon and Frank Walker.
Before the concert, the public will get a taste of Madonna’s spectacle with three projections set up around the city, although exact locations haven’t been confirmed yet.
Madonna has a reputation for starting her shows late, and she’s facing a lawsuit for a delayed start on December 13, 2023. Her team has blamed technical issues for the delays.
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Doors for the concert will open at 8:30 p.m.
Tickets are still available for the show, with some resale options. Prices range from under $200 for upper bowl seats to over $1,000 for VIP packages.
Transportation services haven’t announced any changes for February 21, but Hullo has organized a late-night sailing for fans on Vancouver Island to return after the concert.
There are some restrictions at Rogers Arena, including size limits for bags and a ban on smoking. The venue is also cashless, so fans should be prepared to use contactless payment methods.
For any issues during the show, fans can text the fan service number provided by Rogers Arena for assistance.
