I saw Madonna at Soldier Field in 1987 with my then-girlfriend (now-wife) so you are seeing Madonna in a much more intimate setting.
and then there's the three-letter titled book for which Ms. Ciccone was the credited author.
As well some of us perhaps should go to confession for the great sin of promoting a one-time student at that school in Ann Arbor albeit a non-graduate.
(Oh, and of course, Michigan sucks)
Your attendance with less than rapt attention and overflowing enthusiasm is not necessary for a proper birthday gift for your wife. Could have bought dinner and the tickets while you manned the home front.
But what do I know? It's a crapshoot more times than not.
Either that or she must really have your grapes in the crusher.
I don't know exactly what a 2.5 hour descent into hell is worth...but probably a lot.
A 10:30pm start time is pretty late.
But if you have to do the cell-phones-in-a-bag thing, get there early, because the lines get very very long.
Tribune had an article on this yesterday. 7 shows, each one not starting until 10:30PM
...because my wife and I are seeing Jim Gaffigan there tomorrow night.
They are telling us to consider getting there at 730p (for a 1030p concert!) because of the check in procedure.
I have a friend that went to her show in New York. It took 2 hours to get through security. It was another 3 hours before the show started. The show didn't get done until almost 2 am.
and why would they want to?
Except when she's doing goat yoga or reading Shakespeare.