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Fans snub 'greedy' Madonna

Pop legend Madonna will be forced to perform to hundreds of empty seats when she tours Britain - because fans are refusing to pay extortionate prices to see her live.

Fans snub 'greedy' Madonna

Thu, 22 Jul, 2004 - 09:39

Pop legend Madonna will be forced to perform to hundreds of empty seats when she tours Britain - because fans are refusing to pay extortionate prices to see her live.

The Material Girl star is charging a staggering £160 (€239.80) for tickets to her Re-invention Tour in London and Manchester.

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