Madonna being sued by fans for “wanton exercise in false advertising” after starting concerts late
A pair of fans are upset that Madonna started a recent New York concert two hours late

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When you attend a live performance of some kind, it’s generally accepted that the event will not necessarily start right at the time it’s supposed to. Maybe the performers are just enjoying their time backstage, picking through a bowl of M&Ms to make sure the right color has been removed, or maybe they want to keep the audience on their toes to build up their expectations. But after Madonna took the stage at 10:30 for a New York show in December that was supposed to start two hours earlier, a pair of fans named Michael Fellows and Jonathan Hadden decided to sue Madonna, Live Nation, and the Barclays Center for “unconscionable, unfair, and/or deceptive trade practices.”