US Rocker Ryan Adams Calls Australia the Worst Country Ever and Promises Never to Return After Controversial Tour

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US Rocker Ryan Adams Calls Australia the Worst Country Ever and Promises Never to Return After Controversial Tour

In a recent social media outburst, US rocker Ryan Adams declared Australia the “worst country ever” following a tumultuous tour. His comments reshaped the narrative around what was intended to be a celebratory series of concerts for the 25th anniversary of his debut solo album, “Heartbreakers.”

Controversial Comments Post-Tour

Adams wrapped up his tour on Saturday with a performance at the Bruce Mason Centre in Auckland, New Zealand. After a series of disappointing shows in Australia and New Zealand, he vowed never to return. His now-deleted Instagram post criticized Australian audiences, stating, “You are the worst people and you know it.” Adams attributed his negative experience to problematic interactions with fans during performances.

Unfortunate Events During the Tour

Adams faced backlash for leaving stages prematurely and delivering erratic performances. His behavior at a Melbourne concert on October 12 raised concerns, where he abruptly exited after venting about his ex-girlfriend, actress Mandy Moore. Some audience members felt his rants overshadowed his music, prompting one fan to express disappointment over his commitment to the show.

  • October 12: Adams storms off stage in Melbourne.
  • Last Show: Tour concluded at Bruce Mason Centre in Auckland
  • Social Media Reaction: Adams refers to Australia as the “worst country ever.”

Health Issues and Apologies

Fans also learned about Adams’ health struggles during the tour, as he battled a chest cold and a bruised sternum. He later expressed regret for his outbursts, stating that he overreacted to a persistent heckler during a show in Sydney. He acknowledged the difficulty of performing under such conditions and extended apologies for his behavior.

In his heartfelt apology, Adams lamented being “wildly embarrassed” about how he managed the situation. “The LED camera flash from phones was overwhelming, causing me disorientation,” he explained, highlighting the challenges he faced while on stage.

Future Plans

Despite the turmoil of this tour, Ryan Adams affirmed his commitment to continue creating music and literature. He stated, “I might not see you again, but I’ll keep making these records and books because I love it.” Fans are left wondering about the future of his performances abroad, given his resolute vow never to play in Australia again.