Madonna's concert employees are 'horrible'

Madonna’s concert employees are treating the staff at a posh New York hotel horribly, it has been reported.

A front of the house worker at the Bryant Park Hotel claims that the pop superstar’s backup dancers, technicians and roadies are acting in a demanding fashion, The New York Post reports.

The 'Holiday' singer booked 28 rooms for staff while her 'Sticky & Sweet' tour is on hiatus.

"They are horrible," the source said. "We work with people in the fashion and entertainment industry all the time, a crowd that is notoriously difficult, but these guys are rude."

The source also claimed that the crew has been "cheap" when it comes to tipping hotel workers.

"They are presumptuous and cheap. Nearly every one of them have stiffed their bellman and servers, and what's worse is they have tons of stuff."

A rep for Madonna said that she typically takes care of tips once the stay is over, and a hotel spokesperson called the allegations "fabricated", saying: "They are a polite group. We are happy to have them stay with us."

The 50-year-old will resume the second leg of her tour on July 4 in the UK.