The two concertgoers who attended Madonna‘s Brooklyn show for her Celebration Tour and subsequently sued over a delayed start time have voluntarily dismissed their lawsuit, according to court documents filed on Wednesday.
According to the filing reviewed by Rolling Stone, plaintiffs Michael Fellows and Jason Alvarez gave notice of their dismissal with prejudice, meaning that their claims cannot be re-filed. Jeff Warshafsky, representing both Madonna and Live Nation in the case, filed a letter on Wednesday further stating that the dismissal “was not the result of any settlement” between the parties.
Warshafsky further wrote that Madonna and the concert promoter “do not agree with plaintiffs’ position that each party should bear its own fees and costs,” as the dismissal notice first said, pointing toward their legal expenses including “filing two motions to…
