As expected, Britney Spears failed to impress her fans during her Australian concerts. What wasn’t expected was hundreds of them walking out.
Britney Spears and her sad, disoriented nipples landed in Australia on Thursday Nov. 5, for her concerts. No one was really expecting the shows to be any good. Even John Mayer has enough of a grip to know your standards have to be pretty low to expect that. No one who has heard Spears’ sound board recordings, or heard her wheeze through a so-called live performance, would ever want to see her in concert. Yet, oddly, some of her Australian concerts still sold out.
People paid legal tender to go, costing them $182 to $1,370 US dollars a ticket. A decision they later realised was as foolhardy as mailing her all those bras.
During a show in Perth, only three songs into the performance, hundreds of people started heading for the door. They were reportedly furious about being ripped off, watching her lip-sync the show. This is after the New South Wales Minister for Fair Trade, Virginia Judge, chimed in claiming people in the country should be warned portions of the show were not live.
Six photos of Britney Spears spending a third day in Australia, as leaves her hotel for her second show. This is after finding out her show got bad reviews.
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[...] Britney Spears decepcionó a los fans Australianos durante sus conciertos. A los autralianos no les causó gracia pagar por entradas con un costo de $182 y $1,370 USB para ver a la ‘Princesa del Pop’ bailar, porque todos saben (excepto los Australianos) que Britney no canta en sus shows. So, luego de tres canciones, los espectadores comenzaron a abandonar el recinto en Perth. Ahora exigen que la gente sea advertida que parte del show no es en vivo. AmyGrindhouse [...]
[...] Britney Spears’ audience flees by the hundreds. (AG) [...]
At least the ozzies saw her for what she is; RUBBISH!!
Then again – did she entertain you? If it was $180 worth of entertainment – was it worth it? Sadly so many artists lip sync these days. Ever wonder why a Streisand ticket runs you a starting BACK ROW price of $700 (because shes actually singing). I guess you really get what you pay for. Too bad tickets are not $30 like they used to be.