Madonna's Rebel Heart Tour is coming to Bangkok
Sorry, Madonna aficionados, but this blog has fallen somewhat short. Last week it was announced that Madonna will perform in Bangkok with her Rebel Heart Tour in February. We should have put that on the blog immediately, but thought, well…..February, we still have some time. What a blunder!
People could immediately order tickets and reserve seats and the Impact Arena was sold out within 1 (one) day!
Fortunately, the organization Bec-Tero has provided a solution, because on Coconuts Bangkok we read that there will be a second performance on the day after the first, so on February 10 2016
Those who want to see this already legendary singer and showgirl perform can visit Thai Ticket Major on October 17 (www.ThaiTicketMajor.com) for reservation of a seat, for which the tickets cost between 2000 and 16.000 Baht.
If you are staying in the Netherlands, you do not have to come to Bangkok especially for her, because our country has also been included in the worldwide tour. On June 8, 2016 Iron Maiden will perform in the Gelre Dome in Arnhem. Please note, ticket sales for this show already start on Friday, October 9, 2015.
Source: Coconuts Bangkok/The Nation, Algemeen Dagblad
Most expensive 16000 thb????
Whether the supporting act consists of many famous artists or it is another typical Thai “show me what kind of stage I'm on” for Thais with a lot of money.
These amounts are not even demanded throughout Europe, where the income level is somewhat higher.
Dear Marcel, She also performs in Manila, for which I bought tickets. No, I'm not going but my wife with 3 sisters! Also there the tickets are so expensive or rather much more expensive than Bangkok!!! Most expensive ticket in Manila 57.750 pesos or 1150 Euros!!
https://smtickets.com/events/view/3509
Just scored three tickets for Iron Maiden in Arnhem! Am very happy with it.
I wonder if she will adjust things in her show so as not to embarrass the Thai audience. Miley Cirus will not perform in Thailand with her somewhat too sexy show. Or is it? There were protests in Thailand against Lady Gaga's performances, right?
What madness those prices. Some would say it's a matter of supply and demand and who cares. The 3% of rich people in Thailand don't know what to do with the money anyway, so they don't turn a blind eye to this and seeing and being seen flatters their vanity. If humanity responded to these kinds of awards more than I do, the world would be a better place. Let people donate their money to good causes if you have too much. In my neighborhood (Pattaya) there are two children's homes that are struggling to make ends meet.
So dear people go do something useful with your money and boycott these kinds of parties.