Myself and my friend Krystle, both MASSIVE fans of Madonna, were super excited to bag ourselves a couple of tickets to catch Madgy at the o2 arena London on the 4th July.

I've been an obsessive fan of Madonna since the age of 7 when i was bought my first ever cassette tape album ' The Immaculate collection' .I spent the majority of the rest of my childhood locked in my bedroom singing and making up dance routines to her tunes. My first ever C.D album was Madonna- Erotica and my love of the queen of pop continued right through to my teens when at 16 my bedroom walls were covered in posters of Madge (and the odd poster of keith from the prodigy, who i was slightly obesessed with also!!ha ha!)

I've wanted to see Madge in concert for years and years but never quite pulled my finger out and got myself some tickets as they're usually quite highly priced! As it was on my list of things to do before my big 30, (which is fast approaching) i thought i'd better get my butt in gear!!

Since it was such a special occasion, we thought we would really go to town and booked ourselves into a King Size Executive Suite at the Grand Plaza and treated ourselves to a couple of bottles of pink champagne to toast our special day!

Our seats were on the first tier just to the right of the stage so we had a brilliant view of our idol. It kicked off with paul Oakenfold who played a blinding set as the seats were gradually filling up.

Madge came out at about half nine, by this point we had been waiting for what felt like hours to see her. We could feel the tension and excitement building in the arena as the crowd started chanting 'madoooooonna' impatiently, trying to encourage her to hurry up! When she eventually arrived on stage she was sat on a throne like the Queen that she is. Krystle and I screamed, kicked off our shoes and jumped up and down like loons with our hands in the air for the next 2 hours solid! Check out my video footage...

I can honestly say it's the best concert i've ever been to, Madonna rocks......FACT! She was absoloutly amazing and i feel so lucky to have been able to see her live. When she did a tribute to Micahel Jackson i actually got quite emotional, the crowds response was so overwhelming it really touched a nerve! check out my video.......

The highlight for me was towards the end of the show when she sang 'Give it to me' and let the crown sing it while she held out her microphone. It was the most amazing feeling to look around and see every single person in the arena jumping up and down with their hands in the air singing 'GIVE IT TO ME!!!' with massive smiley faces!! I remember turning to Krystle and saying 'If i die today i'll die a happy lady' !! ha ha!

Here's some of my pics of The queen of pop in action....