Madonna sued over late concerts in New York

Fans of Madonna they are suing the singer for delays in the show New Yorkin December 2023.

In the class action filed last Wednesday (17), in Brooklyn federal court, fans Michael Fellows and Jonathan Hadden claim that the Material girl violated the spectator contract and violated New York State law by starting the show after 10:30 pm instead of the scheduled time. 8.30pm.

In addition to Madonna herself, the lawsuit also includes Live Nation and Barclays Center as defendants. Technically the complaint concerns a breach of contract; violating New York trade practices and false advertising laws; and various other forms of wrongdoing, including unjust enrichment.

“Many of the paying fans who attended weekday shows had to wake up early to work and/or take care of their families and responsibilities the next day.“, claim the fans’ lawyers.

In Brazil in 2012, it took Madonna almost four hours to start the show in Porto Alegre. In 2014, the manufacturer Fun time compensated a fan R$ 1.5 thousand For what happened.

Source: Terra

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