Madonna to broadcast Paris show on YouTube
US singer-superstar Madonna has announced that her Thursday night show at the Olympia arena in Paris will be broadcast live on YouTube.
"Following overwhelming demand for tickets to Madonna's intimate club show scheduled to take place on Thursday, July 26th... the Material Girl has invited her fans around the world to see her performance via a live global stream," according to a statement on the star's website on Thursday.
The 2,600 tickets for the show at the legendary music hall which has previously hosted the likes of Marlene Dietrich and Edith Piaf, sold out within a couple of hours of going on sale.
The footage will be broadcast in its entirety as part of the LoveLive chain and promises to include a slew of Madonna hits and songs from her latest album "Turn Up The Radio".
YouTube director Patrick Walker expressed his excitement at the announcement.
"It's incredibly exciting that Madonna's performance from this iconic, intimate venue will be available to her fans around the world via YouTube," he said.
The show begins at 10.15pm and can be found via the following link.
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"Following overwhelming demand for tickets to Madonna's intimate club show scheduled to take place on Thursday, July 26th... the Material Girl has invited her fans around the world to see her performance via a live global stream," according to a statement on the star's website on Thursday.
The 2,600 tickets for the show at the legendary music hall which has previously hosted the likes of Marlene Dietrich and Edith Piaf, sold out within a couple of hours of going on sale.
The footage will be broadcast in its entirety as part of the LoveLive chain and promises to include a slew of Madonna hits and songs from her latest album "Turn Up The Radio".
YouTube director Patrick Walker expressed his excitement at the announcement.
"It's incredibly exciting that Madonna's performance from this iconic, intimate venue will be available to her fans around the world via YouTube," he said.
The show begins at 10.15pm and can be found via the following link.
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