- Title: GERMANY: FANS QUEUE FOR TICKETS FOR MADONNA'S FIRST GERMAN CONCERT IN EIGHT YEARS
- Date: 27th April 2001
- Summary: BERLIN, GERMANY (APRIL 27, 2001) (REUTERS) PAN ACROSS FANS WAITING OUTSIDE BOX OFFICE AT EAST BERLIN'S MAX-SCHMELING-HALLE SMV WOMAN ASLEEP IN SLEEPING BAG SCU THERMOS AND EMPTY BEER BOTTLES ON GROUND SCU SIGN READING "MADONNA - SEAT AT 179 GERMAN MARKS ($ 82.49) PAN ACROSS FANS STANDING IN LINE SCU SIGN READING "MADONNA - SEAT 245 GERMAN MARKS ($112.9)/ PAN DOWN TO FANS PAN OF FANS WAITING IN LINE SMV FANS ARGUING WHO WAS FIRST IN LINE BACK SHOT OF FANS AT TICKET OFFICE SCU SOUNDBITE (German) (UNIDENTIFIED) MADONNA FAN SAYING: "It's not that I'm proud to own a ticket but I am happy that it worked out and that I actually managed to get a ticket with this adolescent behavior of getting in line at midnight and being one of the first in place. I find it incredible that it worked out." SCU SOUNDBITE (German) (UNIDENTIFIED) MADONNA FAN SAYING: "I have been waiting for twelve years to see Madonna live." SCU MADONNA TICKET AT PRICE OF 179 GERMAN MARKS SCU SOUNDBITE (German) (UNIDENTIFIED) MADONNA FAN SAYING: "I actually wanted six tickets and these are only standing room but that's all I could get." SCU WOMAN SHOWING HER TWO MADONNA TICKETS SCU SOUNDBITE (German) (UNIDENTIFIED) MADONNA FAN (asked how she killed time between 2 a.m. and 10 a.m.) SAYING: "We drank and we laughed and I met a few people. Time passed really quickly." SMV WOMAN WITH BABY ON ARM STANDING IN QUEUE FANS QUEUING PAN ACROSS LINE OF FANS
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- Story Text: In Germany, Madonna fans have camped out overnight to make sure they got tickets for the singer's first public performance in eight years.
Tickets for Madonna's "Drowned World Tour 2001"
went on sale at Berlin's Max-Schmeling-Halle on Friday morning (April 27) for Madonna's concert in Berlin on June 19.
One fan who waited ten hours to buy his two tickets said "I actually managed to get a ticket with this adolescent behaviour of getting in line at Midnight and being one of the first in place."
Tickets cost between 90 ($41.53) and 245 German Marks ($112.9).
The 42-year-old superstar said earlier this month she would return to the stage this summer for a 19-city world tour, her first since 1993's The Girlie Show.
The Drowned World Tour will be the most extravagant stage spectacle of the singer's 17-year career, promoters SFX Entertainment said.
She will be performing material from her latest album "Music", the "Ray of Light" album as well as signature songs from earlier in her career.
The tour starts in Cologne, Germany on June 5 andin Los Angeles three months later on September 9.
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