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In a now-deleted Instagram post, the seven-time Grammy nominee described Australia as the “worst country ever, every time to play. Thank f*** never again”. “You are the worst people and you know it and the best you can go is copy Americans and UK culture,” the post read. “Stew in your own juices,” he added. The now-deleted post came after Adams released a succession of apologies following complaints from fans who were left bitterly disappointed by the star’s behaviour on tour, which concertgoers had labelled “unprofessional” and “concerning”. Some fans revealed that he had complained about his ex-girlfriend, actress Mandy Moore, before walking off stage in Melbourne. “Was good at the start of the show, but slowly began ranting, rambling and being bitter at Mandy,” said one fan. “Audience yelling at him to just play music, started ranting at the ushers for not doing their jobs before walking off stage. Going to save my night, I’m leaving now.” “Was good at the start of the show, but slowly began ranting, rambling and being bitter at Mandy,” one fan wrote last week after seeing the star. A second added: “He said he was ill. Fair enough. But maybe battle through a song or two and get off. But he kept abandoning songs and saying ‘I’m sorry, this is s**t.’” Last Monday, Adams shared a grovelling apology with fans on his social media after the wave of negative backlash. “I overreacted to a troll who repeatedly harassed myself and others in Sydney. It was a beautiful show. It was wrong. I should have just showed the standing ovation,” he wrote last Monday in an effort to explain his behaviour. “We are all so tired, giving the shows all we have, beyond any above. We came here because we love you and want to play three-hour shows for you. “I am sick with a bruised sternum and a chest cold. When I cough it feels like I have a chest buster from alien in me. “I don’t want to be one of those people and that’s what happened. I’m too old for that mess now. Too tired. Too in love with my life.” In a new post on Sunday, Adams confirmed the tour was his “very last show overseas”. “I might not see you again but I’ll keep making these records and books because I love it … And I love you.”
