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Madonna's MDNA TOUR Adds Special Performance At Paris' Famed Olympia July 26th

Madonna's fanatic French fans are in for a special treat with the announcement of an intimate one night only performance by the Material Girl at the historic Olympia in Paris on Thursday, July 26th. The show which was confirmed by Live Nation, Madonna's MDNA international tour promoter, follows The Material Girl's stunning performance last Saturday (July 14th) at Paris Stade de France. The Olympia show will include songs from Madonna's current MDNA CD including her new single, "Turn Up The Radio" as well as several classics. MDNA debuted at No. 1 in over 40 countries. The Olympia, founded in 1888 has been the site of legendary shows by performers such as Marlene Dietrich, Charles Aznavour and Jacques Brel.

With anticipation for ticket demands for Madonna's Olympia date at an all time high, the show will be streamed for all to see. Complete URL information to follow this week.

The MDNA Tour, currently whirling through Europe, has reaffirmed Madonna's reputation as one of the most thrilling and fearless performers ever and an artist who continues to produce visual extravaganzas. "Another world-class show her fans will lap up," raved The Sun in the UK. "Madonna's back with a vengeance... Madonna returns to defy the realms of possibility - our disco Messiah," commented MOJO Magazine.

Tickets for the exclusive opportunity to see Madonna at the 2700 seat will first go on sale to members of Madonna's fan club beginning Wednesday, July 18th at 1pm (13:00) through Thursday, July 19th at 3pm (15:00). Tickets will be held for the public and will go on sale after following fan club sales on Friday July 20th at 10:00 at www.olympiahall.com.

Tickets starting at 80 euros will be sold via internet only and will be limited to 2 tickets per person. All tickets purchased will be available night of show only at the will call window at the box office. Customers will be required to present picture ID and the credit card that tickets were purchased with. All transactions are non-transferable - only the person who purchased the ticket will be admitted entry. Once the tickets have been redeemed at the box office, the patron will be directed immediately into the venue.

The MDNA tour is produced by Live Nation. Smirnoff is an official spirits partner of Madonna's MDNA World Tour.

http://www.madonna.com/news/title/madonnas-mdna-tour-adds-special-performance-at-paris-famed-olympia-july-26th

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Hey guys . The French are in for a treat . She is doing a special performance in Paris at the 2,700 capacity Olympia. Tix start from 80 Euros .

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Madonna's MDNA TOUR Adds Special Performance At Paris' Famed Olympia July 26th

Madonna's fanatic French fans are in for a special treat with the announcement of an intimate one night only performance by the Material Girl at the historic Olympia in Paris on Thursday, July 26th. The show which was confirmed by Live Nation, Madonna's MDNA international tour promoter, follows The Material Girl's stunning performance last Saturday (July 14th) at Paris Stade de France. The Olympia show will include songs from Madonna's current MDNA CD including her new single, "Turn Up The Radio" as well as several classics. MDNA debuted at No. 1 in over 40 countries. The Olympia, founded in 1888 has been the site of legendary shows by performers such as Marlene Dietrich, Charles Aznavour and Jacques Brel.

With anticipation for ticket demands for Madonna's Olympia date at an all time high, the show will be streamed for all to see. Complete URL information to follow this week.

The MDNA Tour, currently whirling through Europe, has reaffirmed Madonna's reputation as one of the most thrilling and fearless performers ever and an artist who continues to produce visual extravaganzas. "Another world-class show her fans will lap up," raved The Sun in the UK. "Madonna's back with a vengeance... Madonna returns to defy the realms of possibility - our disco Messiah," commented MOJO Magazine.

Tickets for the exclusive opportunity to see Madonna at the 2700 seat will first go on sale to members of Madonna's fan club beginning Wednesday, July 18th at 1pm (13:00) through Thursday, July 19th at 3pm (15:00). Tickets will be held for the public and will go on sale after following fan club sales on Friday July 20th at 10:00 at www.olympiahall.com.

Tickets starting at 80 euros will be sold via internet only and will be limited to 2 tickets per person. All tickets purchased will be available night of show only at the will call window at the box office. Customers will be required to present picture ID and the credit card that tickets were purchased with. All transactions are non-transferable - only the person who purchased the ticket will be admitted entry. Once the tickets have been redeemed at the box office, the patron will be directed immediately into the venue.

The MDNA tour is produced by Live Nation. Smirnoff is an official spirits partner of Madonna's MDNA World Tour.

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Adding insult to injury for Australia...obviously she's not that tired if she's adding surprise dates to Paris. Yay for the French, but jeez...

Australian fans are giving her the boot on her Facebook comments for this topic. :lol:

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ugh, why? and streamed for all to see, is this her way to make up for the Australian cancellation?

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So THIS must have been the surprise for Paris she was speaking of at that earlier soundcheck. Amazing. Remember she wanted to do a few theatres shows during CT but nothing came of it. I wonder if she'll do the same for New York? :shock:

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So THIS must have been the surprise for Paris she was speaking of at that earlier soundcheck. Amazing. Remember she wanted to do a few theatres shows during CT but nothing came of it. I wonder if she'll do the same for New York? :shock:

Don't say that, I have no money left cuz of this bitch :lol: And I'd probably wanna go.

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Announcement about week before the show starts?? &

the show will be streamed for all to see
????

Added to the Aussie cancellation... I am becoming so puzzled with the people handling her business.... :ohmy:

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Why is she doing this though? Will this yield a much higher boxscore?

Because Kylie did it. :wow:

It obviously won't make much money, this is just for FUN.

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I don't think this is the full show since she can't fit that stage in there. It's just a stripped down show with probably no dancing, or maybe some backing dancers? Are they really counting this for the tour's numbers? Won't this make her average attendance and gross numbers go down? The venue's tiny. :lol:

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It obviously won't make much money, this is just for FUN.

Maybe she wants to get out of London...Guy lives there with his trophy wife and their new spawn. She should cover Alanis' "You Oughta Know."

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So THIS must have been the surprise for Paris she was speaking of at that earlier soundcheck. Amazing. Remember she wanted to do a few theatres shows during CT but nothing came of it. I wonder if she'll do the same for New York? :shock:

It would've made more sense back then when she wasn't doing so many stadiums and shows and had a shorter tour overall. :lol:

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I'm so confused with this era... first she cancels the Australian leg and on the same day she announces this? What's going on? I'm probably just bitter because I want to go but I live in the U.S. so that's not an option.

Imagine seeing Madonna in such an intimate setting! :dramatic:

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I don't think this is the full show since she can't fit that stage in there. It's just a stripped down show with probably no dancing, or maybe some backing dancers? Are they really counting this for the tour's numbers? Won't this make her average attendance and gross numbers go down? The venue's tiny. :lol:

Oh I'm sure she'll still dance her arse off. Obviously it won't have all the production though.

And who cares about tour stats lady?!

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Imagine seeing Madonna in such an intimate setting! :dramatic:

Just like Roseland back in 2000, only this time it's 4 months AFTER the album comes out. This is such wonderful non-traditional promo! :lol:

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I'm wondering if this is out of obligation with Smirnoff as they've been mentioned in that press release.

I don't think a vodka company is dictating her tour schedule. She had quite a few days off between Dublin and Vienna. I thought she'd want a break to spend with her kids, but I guess she'd rather be productive with that time since she is basically keeping the touring group on retainer anyway.

On the one hand, it is kind of cool to do an intimate show as a surprise. It's quite another to do it the same day your promoter cancels an entire leg in Australia. Granted, one night a hop and a skip from London is easier to pull off than a month on the opposite side of the globe, but still - from a PR angle it is quite a slap in the face.

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So THIS must have been the surprise for Paris she was speaking of at that earlier soundcheck. Amazing. Remember she wanted to do a few theatres shows during CT but nothing came of it. I wonder if she'll do the same for New York? :shock:

She already played Olympia in 2008 to promote Hard Candy. This "show" is a surprise indeed though. Late promo I guess.

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Well yes, but those free, 6-song promo shows she's done in theatres and clubs in Paris, London and New York in recent years are entirely different from a proper tour stop which this seems to be.

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Well yes, but those free, 6-song promo shows she's done in theatres and clubs in Paris, London and New York in recent years are entirely different from a proper tour stop which this seems to be.

For sure, I just hate that I can't go since it's too soon and the flight it's going to cost to much etc. Since Australia was cancelled and I've seen her many times since 2001 (and 2 times this year) I really can't complain though.

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