Amidst an ongoing custody battle for her son the Queen of Pop, Madonna, 57,is still pressing ahead with her "Rebel Heart Tour" which will make its latest stop in Singapore at the Singapore National Stadium next month. This is the first time the "Like A Virgin" singer has performed in the Lion City.
Local organizers, MediaCorp VizPro in announcement posted on the company's official Facebook account confirmed the performance while adding that the show will be for "one-night -only." The show is scheduled to take place on Feb. 28.
According to reports by Channel News Asia tickets will be available to the public for purchase from Jan. 12 onwards. In addition, the publication reported that tickets can be purchased online at Sports Hub or through the organiser's hotline. Tickets can also be bought onsite at the venue or at any SingPost outlet.
The concert which is produced by Live Nation Global Touring in association with East West Best, has been rated R18 and only attendees above 18-years will be permitted to attend the show, local organizers told the publication.
In addition, Lifetime Legacy members of Icon - the "Ray Of Light" singer's official fan club will have first access to tickets and VIP packages which willgo on sale from Jan. 7, it was reported.
Meanwhile, the pop diva's family struggles especially those involving her son Rocco Ritchie have drawn attention in the media. More recently the Mirror reported that young Ritchie called off touring alongside his mother when she confiscated his mobile phone.
The super-star mum felt his phone was a source of interference for the 15-year-old who was not paying attention to his homework.
"Madonna is quite firm with Rocco and she took his phone from him when it interfered with his studies. She is stricter than Guy and Rocco does not like it. When she took the phone away, it pushed him over the edge," a source who spoke to the British publication said.
With young Ritchie unimpressed, he decided to abandon his mother on her tour and stay home with his film director father. Guy Ritchie, 47, in London.
While Madonna has custody of her son, the trouble flared last month when he refused to return to the United States in Dec. and chose to stay with his father.
Since then senior Ritchie has hired lawyers to represent his son, who claims his mother is "too controlling."
Watch scenes from Madonna's performance in Barcelona in Nov. 2015 below :
