Champagne Super-Over: Oasis rocker Liam Gallagher is left furious as his Melbourne concert is abruptly cut short mid-song due to a ‘noise curfew’
English singer Liam Gallagher’s Melbourne concert was abruptly cut short mid-performance on Wednesday night.
The former Oasis frontman was singing the band’s popular hit Supersonic when the sound curfew kicked in at Margaret Court Arena.
Forced to end the concert without finishing the ballad, Liam slammed the venue on Twitter: ‘Well that was a load of w**k getting cut off last song we weren’t that bad I’ve heard worse!’
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‘That’s a p**s take!’ Liam Gallagher has slammed Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena for cutting his Wednesday concert short and threatening a $250,000 fine if he played past the 11pm noise curfew (Pictured on stage)
Liam’s Melbourne gig marked the third concert in his 2019 Australian tour circuit, following the release of his new solo album, Why Me, Why Not?
The rock star was clearly disappointed when the venue’s PA system was switched off promptly at 11pm during the classic song.
Fans singing along in the crowd were left in the dark during the last act – figuratively and literally.
‘That was a load of w**k’: The former Oasis frontman was singing the band’s popular hit Supersonic when the sound curfew kicked in at abruptly switched off the PA system
Left in the dark! The rock star was clearly disappointed when the venue’s PA system was switched off promptly at 11pm during the classic song
‘I mean those tunes are biblical… but that’s a f***ing p**s take!’ Liam went on to claim that he was told he could play past the 11pm noise curfew if he paid a $250,000 fine
Liam later went on to claim that he was told he could play past the 11pm noise curfew if he paid a $250,000 fine. Which he disagreed with.
‘250 thousand dollar fine if we played over the curfew last night 250 thousand dollars 250 thousand dollars I mean those tunes are biblical and I’m the f***ing biblical brother but c’mon that’s a f***ing p**s take.
‘Who ever made that rule needs to stop smoking SPICE,’ he added in a public Tweet.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Margaret Court Arena for comment.
Furious fans! Ticket-holders were angry, and took to Twitter to vent their frustrations. They labelled the Melbourne venue’s rule as ’embarrassing for the city’ and a ‘joke’, claiming the move to pull the plug was ‘shocking form’ and ‘ruined the night’
Pictured: Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena
‘There would be riots in the UK’: While fans were heard booing at the stage when the sound went out on Wednesday night, he said it could have been a lot worse
‘Any ways thems (sic) the rules you still smashed it Melbourne biblical stay young stay safe LG x,’ he said on the night to his adoring fans in attendance.
Ticket-holders were furious, and took to Twitter to vent their frustrations.
They labelled the Melbourne venue’s rule as ’embarrassing for the city’ and a ‘joke’, claiming the move to pull the plug was ‘shocking form’ and ‘ruined the night’.
One user wrote ‘Jeezus man. Cutting Supersonic. There would be riots in the UK’, with Liam choosing to respond directly with ‘exactly’.
‘I’m loving Australia’: However, on Thursday morning Liam told fans that he didn’t hold anything against Melbourne and was still enjoying his time Down Under
However, on Thursday morning Liam told fans that he didn’t hold anything against Australia and was still enjoying his time Down Under.
‘Other than that I’m seriously loving Australia when I’m rich n famous I might get myself a little gaff out here c’mon you know LG x,’ he said.
Liam will continue with his Australian tour in Adelaide, SA on Saturday, December 14, before performing two more shows in Fremantle, WA in late December.
Moving forward: Liam will continue with his Australian tour in Adelaide, SA on Saturday, December 14, before performing two more shows in Fremantle, WA in late December
