Tate McRae’s Australian present leaves followers sobbing and heartbroken

Tate McRae’s followers left dissatisfied after disorganised live performance.

Tate McRae’s Australian present confronted criticism on Sunday.

The 21-year-old was ready to carry out at Riverstage, Brisbane, however was halted by a extreme thunderstorm, leaving the singer’s followers “traumatized.”

Many followers, who had spent a hefty quantity of $500 to acquire VIP tickets took social media by storm to name out the safety and share their experiences from the evening.

On TikTok, one concertgoer named Courtney shared that she needed to wait in line for 30 hours to get her fingers on front-row seats solely to be requested to evacuate the venue.

“Everyone was stressed, then security was told to get in places. It was probably 10 minutes before the opener was due to come on,” she shared.

“They get on the microphone and said ‘based on safety concerns we have to evacuate the venue.’ The whole barricade starts sobbing.” 

The fan continued to complain in regards to the disorganisation of the occasion and the way she and her buddies bought separated throughout the evacuation course of whereas being compelled to collect in close by parking tons. 

The live performance attendee defined that safety utterly ignored that they have been unique ticket holders, which utterly ruined their expertise.

Based on the ticket holder, when the storm had handed, the VIP part bought full of basic admission visitors.

One other fan who had unique tickets voiced their issues within the feedback of the TikTok video, “First time I got access to the barricade, just to get pushed to the back after the evacuation. I was sobbing the whole time.”