Hundreds of Drake fans were left frustrated after enduring hours-long queues at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Australia before his concert.
Many concertgoers reported being stuck in lengthy queues outside the Queensland venue on Monday night.
As fans arrived at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre for his first show in the city, they were left waiting in long queues for several hours. Some alleged there was no access to toilets or food, The Mirror reported.
On social media, frustrated concertgoers criticised the event organisers before the show. One person posted on Facebook at around 8 PM (local time), claiming that “thousands” were still waiting outside the venue after standing in line for “two hours.”
A TikTok user shared a video showing the massive crowd and wrote that the gates were supposed to open at 5:30 pm, but they were shut well beyond 7 pm
According to The Mirror, doors were scheduled to open at 5:30 pm, but the crowd was only allowed in after 7 pm. Many fans were still waiting outside at 8 pm.
One social media user even complained about the lack of toilet access. Although some managed to find washrooms inside, they claimed that hundreds were queueing for the toilets.
According to Daily Mail, some fans were informed that Drake was performing a soundcheck, which delayed entry into the venue. But organisers did not provide any official statement.
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He will then return to Sydney for his final Australian concert at Qudos Bank Arena on March 7.
Recently, the rapper made headlines after a video went viral showing a drone hovering over the balcony of his penthouse at Crown Sydney.
Following his Australian tour, Drake will travel to New Zealand for two performances in Auckland on March 15 and 16.
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Drake’s tour began in Perth, Australia, on February 4.
2. Where can fans purchase tickets for Drake’s tour?
Tickets are available on Ticketmaster and other official websites.
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What happened?
The 38-year-old rapper is currently touring Australia and New Zealand and is performing three shows in Brisbane, starting from February 24.As fans arrived at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre for his first show in the city, they were left waiting in long queues for several hours. Some alleged there was no access to toilets or food, The Mirror reported.
On social media, frustrated concertgoers criticised the event organisers before the show. One person posted on Facebook at around 8 PM (local time), claiming that “thousands” were still waiting outside the venue after standing in line for “two hours.”
A TikTok user shared a video showing the massive crowd and wrote that the gates were supposed to open at 5:30 pm, but they were shut well beyond 7 pm
According to The Mirror, doors were scheduled to open at 5:30 pm, but the crowd was only allowed in after 7 pm. Many fans were still waiting outside at 8 pm.
One social media user even complained about the lack of toilet access. Although some managed to find washrooms inside, they claimed that hundreds were queueing for the toilets.
According to Daily Mail, some fans were informed that Drake was performing a soundcheck, which delayed entry into the venue. But organisers did not provide any official statement.
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Drake’s upcoming shows
After completing the Sydney leg of his tour last week, Drake arrived in Brisbane. He performed his first show in the city on February 24 and is scheduled to perform again at the same venue on February 25 and March 4.He will then return to Sydney for his final Australian concert at Qudos Bank Arena on March 7.
Recently, the rapper made headlines after a video went viral showing a drone hovering over the balcony of his penthouse at Crown Sydney.
Following his Australian tour, Drake will travel to New Zealand for two performances in Auckland on March 15 and 16.
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FAQs
1. When did Drake’s The Anita Max Win Tour begin?Drake’s tour began in Perth, Australia, on February 4.
2. Where can fans purchase tickets for Drake’s tour?
Tickets are available on Ticketmaster and other official websites.
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