18 YO Louise Ciccone At Pontiac '77 Show??

[Tony Harden]

I was reluctant to post this because it's a rumor that I was told and I can't stand by it.  I was told this though.

I was told that when she was 18 that Louise Ciccone was in the crowd at the '77 Pontiac show. 

Louise Ciccone would find fame in the '80's under the stage name - Madonna!!

 

[SteveAJones]

It's possible but Madonna was a non-conformist with few friends at the time, and she also moved to New York that year.

I don't think she has ever claimed she attended the '77 Pontiac show.

https://metalwani.com/2015/06/news-madonna-plays-led-zeppelins-whole.html

https://www.nycgo.com/venues/madonnas-nyc-apartment

[The Only Way To Fly]

I was in high school in the early - mid 1980's. Madonna was huge & I was a huge Zeppelin fan and really hated the pop music scene back then (Cindy Lauper, Wham, etc.). Now I'm not a fan of Madonna's early work, but her LP Ray Of Light (produced by William Orbit) is one of my absolute favorites. Same goes for George Michael's Listen Without Prejudice. I consider both of these LP's essential pieces of music. For me, these two records gave these artists some long over due credibility (on my part). 

[Wolfman]

I thought I remember her starting she saw Zeppelin at MSG in 1977. Could be wrong though.

[hummingbird69]

My God, she went to a Zeppelin concert!! What an FFFin tragedy.   

[EaglesOfOneNest]

On 4/10/2018 at 2:46 AM, The Only Way To Fly said:

I was in high school in the early - mid 1980's. Madonna was huge & I was a huge Zeppelin fan and really hated the pop music scene back then (Cindy Lauper, Wham, etc.). Now I'm not a fan of Madonna's early work, but her LP Ray Of Light (produced by William Orbit) is one of my absolute favorites. Same goes for George Michael's Listen Without Prejudice. I consider both of these LP's essential pieces of music. For me, these two records gave these artists some long over due credibility (on my part). 

Yes! Exactly. I am with you there in timeline / age and agree 100%

[Brigante]

Dave Brock of Hawkwind said that Ray Of Light was 'pure space rock' - he should know, I guess!