US Singer Ryan Adams Apologizes to Melbourne Fans for ‘Train Wreck’ Concert
Us singer-songwriter Ryan Adams has publicly apologized to his fans in Melbourne after a disappointing concert performance. The event took place on Sunday, October 12, at Hamer Hall, where Adams left the stage prematurely, leading to mixed reactions from attendees.
Concert Incident Details
Fans took to Reddit to discuss their experiences at the show. Many expressed their discontent, describing the concert as “an absolute bust.” One audience member noted that Adams criticized ushers for failing to manage camera flashes, stating he would return only when the audience could do their job.
Feedback from the Audience
- One user claimed Adams failed to complete any songs in the second half of the show.
- Another mentioned that Adams’s vocal performance deteriorated, attributing it to illness.
- A third user referred to the night as a “train wreck,” reflecting their shock and disappointment.
Apology from Ryan Adams
In response to the backlash, Adams took to Instagram to express his remorse. He shared that he felt “wildly embarrassed and disappointed” by the events of the night. The singer emphasized his love for Melbourne, calling it his favorite location for performances.
Health Concerns Behind the Behavior
Adams explained that his abrupt actions were linked to a lifelong medical issue causing ocular seizures. He described how the LED camera flashes from smartphones could trigger these episodes, leading to panic and disorientation while on stage.
Conclusion
In closing his apology, Adams reassured fans that their behavior was normal and justified. He noted that the incident in Melbourne was only the second time he had faced such a situation during the tour, the first being in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Ryan Adams concluded with a heartfelt message, saying, “I love you all and I’m so sorry. You did nothing wrong.”
