NEW YORK — Madonna and Live Nation are expressing themselves after a lawsuit filed by two of her fans, who were angry when a recent concert in New York City began two hours after its scheduled start.

Being a bit late is excusable, but starting a concert two hours after it was scheduled to begin is a different story — and one that may land the Material Girl in court. Two fans of Madonna are suing ...

Two concertgoers filed a lawsuit against the singer last week. Live Nation and Madonna's management have responded to a lawsuit filed against the singer for starting a show late. In a joint statement, ...

Madonna thrilled a packed house in her first British concert for seven years -- while millions of fans logged on around the world. Only 3,500 people could attend Tuesday night's south London gig, but ...

Two Madonna fans didn't have all night to get "Into the Groove" with the pop icon, and now they’re suing the singer after she allegedly started her concert over two hours late. New York residents ...

NEW YORK -- Two New York City men wanted to get into the groove of a Madonna concert. Now, they're suing the pop superstar for starting her show late because they had to get up early the next day.

Madonna and concert promoter Live Nation plan to fight a lawsuit brought by fans who were upset about the late start time to her Celebration Tour concerts. (Evan Agostini / Invision/ap) Madonna and ...

Some of Madonna‘s biggest songs, such as “Like a Prayer” and “Ray of Light” touch on spiritual topics. Despite this, “Live to Tell” feels thoroughly secular. When asked about the song, the Queen of ...