In reply to stormiscomimg.

You are incorrect! I am a huge fan, but not one date on her coming up tour is sold out. Check your facts. She has sold roughly 90-95% of each date but there are still tickets available for each date on the Madame X tour. I think this is because of the new way she is selling tickets....first to pre- registered fans, then 4-6 weeks later to the general public. This is the same way Taylor Swift did her Stadium tour and she had tickets available to every show up until the date of the show but eventually sold out every date on the tour. The buzz was the same for her, people writing articles about her tour being a flop when it turned out to be a complete success. This is the way Live Nation is handling their big artists now because they are getting more money per seat and shows end up selling out anyway. It is also a way of keeping down the tickets that are available to resellers. Live Nation buys the tickets and sells them instead of resellers buying them and making it look sold out when in actuality it is not sold out. Arthur Fogel, head of Live Nation, said Madonna's new tour is selling extremely well and at higher prices going to the artist instead of reselling sites. He said if they sold her show the normal way of the past every madame x date would have sold out in minutes. I hope this clarifies a little. Please look it up if you don't believe me. I believe it was on Billboard.com that I read all these articles. Madonna is playing small venues this time and is going to make more money per show he said. It costs alot of money to put up and tear down a stage every few days in contrast to doing these mini residencies which alot of us don't think about. He said she would have no problems selling out arenas & stadiums if she wanted to, but she was bored with doing the same type show yet again, and he said he thinks it is good to mix things up when you have a career like Madonna's. Peace all.