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Madonna Ties In Tour Plans With Super Bowl
02/03/2012
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(popmusiclife) Madonna's Super Bowl Halftime show will be seen by more than 100 million viewers. The pop icon will be busy on game day, as she will do a special interview with Bob Costas during the Pregame Show.

Then comes the final preparations for her 12 minutes on stage at Halftime, where she is expected to be joined by Nicki Minaj, Cee Lo Green and LMFAO.

Following the game, tickets to Madonna's 2012 Tour will go on sale as soon as the game ends. "Madonna's going on the road, and those tickets will go on sale right after the Super Bowl," Live Nation president Michael Rapino told the Los Angeles Times earlier this week. more on this story

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