by Madonnasworld.com
Madonna drives her Fans Crazy at KOKO Gig!

Watch her Performances on demand from AOL!
Madonna trated the crowd to "Hung Up", "Let It Will Be",
"Get Together", "I Love New York" from her latest album
as well as "Everybody"for the finale.




Madonna gives good face!

"Short but oh so sweet Madonna" read headlines in
London's Evening Standard,
one of many British newspapers hailing the singer's brief return to the stage.

Fans queued outside overnight Monday to be one of the 200 let in for free to
join the 1,500 ticket winners and celebrities.

The 47-year-old fell off a horse on her birthday in August, cracking three ribs,
breaking a collar bone and fracturing a hand.
However, there was no sign of the singer taking it easy on stage.
"Madonna gives it her all", The Independent said.
"She does, you have to admit,look fabulous."

The Guardian said: "She's a remarkably compelling performer".

Madonna confesses on AOL, 28 minute interview and Behind
the scenes of the making of her koko gig here!

"The last time I played Camden Palace was 22 years ago," she told her fans.
"It was my first show in London and I've got to tell you it's so fucking
great to be back."
"I feel like I'm really out of shape right now -- I don't like falling off horses.""Hung Up", the first single from her new album, is currently topping the
singles charts giving Madonna her 11th British number one hit.
(crew pass)
Inside were music industry movers and stars including the Pet Shop Boys,
New Order, Chris Evans and Will Young, Bob Geldof and Gwen Paltrow.
But it was the fans who thronged the site of Madonna's first London show
22 years ago, that were proof that even in middle age she still casts a heady spell.
Madonna was smiley and talkative between songs, exclaiming: "It is so
f****** good to be back" and revealing: "I feel like I'm really out of shape
right now - I don't like falling off horses".
Did we really believe she would leave after five numbers? Probably not.
Off she went to host a £ 75 , 000 party at
Kabaret's Prophecy club, and no one could say they weren't warned.
This is the promotions business, and Madonna is the ultimate professional.
She had Dutch tulips flown in to decorate her dressing room and the food
bill alone for the aftershow bash at Nobu restaurant was £20,000.
Add £10,000 for the services of top DJs BODYROCKERS,
who were hired to play from midnight to 8am, plus the hire of the club and
you’ve got a party fit for the Queen . . . Of Pop.
Read a great gig review by THE UK SUN.