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Madonna Fan Files Lawsuit Accusing Her of Exposing Concertgoers to 'Pornography Without Warning' at Shows

Madonna is facing a class action lawsuit filed by a fan who claims the pop star deceived concertgoers with 'false advertising' to a series of her Celebration Tour shows held in California earlier this year. The new court filing comes months after the singer was sued in January for starting a Brooklyn concert late.

According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Justen Lipeles filed a class action suit against the “Hung Up” singer, 65, in California on Thursday, May 30, that alleges the Queen of Pop and her promoter Live Nation “lulled” concertgoers into buying “expensive tickets” to her Celebration Tour shows held in February and March that “purposely and deceptively” withheld information in its marketing. The plaintiff in the court complaint claims Madonna and Live Nation failed to inform ticket purchasers that the singer’s scheduled shows at four California venues would not start on time “as promised,” instead having to wait until after 10 p.m. for concerts to begin. Per the documents, plaintiffs are suing the "Like a Virgin" singer and the listed parties for unspecified damages for breach of written contract, negligent misrepresentation, emotional distress, unfair competition and false advertising.

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