Tickets for Madonna’s two live concerts in Macau, which are part of her “Rebel Heart Tour,” will go on sale at 11a.m. on Friday, October 16.
The two shows will mark the first time that Madonna has performed live in Macau. Both shows will be staged at Melco Crown Entertainment’s 5,000-seat venue, the Studio City Event Center (SCEC), on February 20 and 21, 2016.
Studio City president JD Clayton said that the SCEC “is already proving to be an important live entertainment venue attracting the world’s biggest artists, and it will be the most intimate venue Madonna performs in during this tour.
“With only 5,000 seats, theater-quality acoustics and exclusive seating options (…) the skillfully designed space provides audiences an unmatched atmosphere of real intimacy with the performers, both in terms of physical closeness to the artists and quality of music delivery,” he said in a press release.
Sources close to the organization told the Macau Daily Times that “the chances of adding a third concert at Studio City are virtually nil,” following the announcements of extra shows being added in both Hong Kong and Bangkok.
Madonna has been busy outside of her regular concert performances this week. According to Minnesota Public Radio, she reportedly spent some time with pop legend Prince.
The radio station reported that around 30 Prince fans were summoned to Paisley Park late on Thursday evening for something “extra special.” The small group had been dancing to a mix of 1980s pop tunes when Madonna walked onto the stage, only hours after her performance in St. Paul as part of the “Rebel Heart Tour.”
Reportedly, Prince emerged later, took the stage and played a set, as Madonna sat on the edge of the stage at his feet. Minnesota Public Radio reported that Madonna looked up at him adoringly as he sang. Staff reporter
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