Pop! Quiz: How much would you pay to see Madonna?

i think she is waayyyyy over-rated..er, maybe back in the day i could understand...but lately, i just feel sort of embarrassed for her.

just retire already. her and oprah together.

I'd probably turn around, but I wouldn't cross the street.

That said, I paid more then that to see Leonard Cohen last week. I'd do it again in a heartbeat.

I once paid $250 for a ticket. And I'd do it again!!! But this time, I didn't because I got tix at the regular price. Hate her all you want. She's built it. And we WILL come.

I would have paid up to $200 to see her in her Confessions Tour. But this new album isn't really my cup of tea, so nope.

 "The Greek word Eros denotes want, lack, desire for that which is missing. The lover wants what he does not have. It is by definition impossible for him to have what he wants if, as soon as it is had, it's not longer wanting." - Anne Carson

afhickman

"It takes a village (to make Village People)"

Madonna is a classy lady with a lot of business savvy.  She has built a career on a lot less talent than, say, Cyndi Lauper, and I applaud her success.  But lately I've been afraid she's turning into Joan Rivers, right before our eyes.  She looked great in the "Four Minutes" video except when she was paired with Justin Timberlake; then she just looked creaky.  (The picture of her and Iggy on your blog could almost be before and after pictures!)  Joan Rivers! I wouldn't wish that on, well, Joan Rivers! 

jimmyjam 08

I have been a fan for 25 years now, but have never been to a concert, so the S&S will be my first time. I paid $400.00 each for my son, spouse and self, and would have paid more if it took that. My father used to say,"if you want something bad enough then it's worth whatever you pay for it"! I want this bad, LOL. My son told me I owe him this since he had Madonna crammed down his ears for the last 20 years( all his life, he he he) Anyway, I can't wait to see my Queen of Pop, live! YEA!!!!!!!!!!!

I only paid 75 for my seat in Oakland. Of course, I'll have to fly to get there, but still. That's about what I paid to see Tori Amos, not much more than a usual big ticket concert.

 If you insist on having great seats you have to pay a big price.