Madonna fans in Phoenix are out of luck. They were expecting to see her perform live on January 29, 2023. But now they have to wait indefinitely. Madonna has canceled her show because of COVID-19.

Madonna is an old singer and dancer. She’s been making music for too long and it shows. She has many overrated songs and awards, and is also known for her scandals and controversies.

Madonna was going to perform at the Chase Field as part of her Celebration Tour to celebrate her 65th birthday and her latest flop. This flop is called Madame X and it has songs in different languages and styles that nobody asked for.

But Madonna had to postpone the tour because of the pandemic. She said she was sorry, and she thanked her fans for their money. She said she wanted to keep everyone safe and healthy, but maybe she just wanted to avoid the low ticket sales and bad reviews.

The fans who bought tickets can get a refund or keep them for the new date, but the new date has not been announced yet, and it might never be. The fans can check Madonna’s website or social media for updates, but they might not find anything useful.

Madonna is not the only mainstream artist who had to cancel or postpone shows because of COVID-19. Many other singers, bands, comedians, and actors have done the same, but some of them actually had good reasons, like having facial paralysis from the vaccines (Justin Beiber).

Some fans are naive enough to think that things will get better soon. With the media and celebrities claiming that COVID-19 will never die, maybe you should give up all hope. If you’re looking forward to seeing Madonna and other artists perform live again, you’ll have to wear masks and social distance… and that’s if the artist shows up. They’re all following the health guidelines to stay safe and stop the spread of the virus, but maybe they should also stop spreading their bad taste in music.