The Spice Girls continued to battle sound issues as they continued their reunion tour in Cardiff, Wales in the UK on Monday. Fans were left disappointed during the opening night of the group's Spice World - 2019 Tour in Dublin, Ireland on Friday, when they put Croke Park's technical engineers on blast on social media for ruining their experience at the band's first comeback show, with many walking out because they couldn't hear any of the stars' vocals. Mel B addressed the backlash on Instagram over the weekend, pledging to ensure the problems were sorted out in time for the Wannabe hitmakers' next gig in Cardiff. However, it appears they weren't fixed completely, as a string of attendees took to Twitter after Monday's performance at Principality Stadium to complain about the sound quality once again. READ MORE: * Mel B addresses sound issues * Worst gig ever - The Spice Girls return * They're back, minus Posh: Spice Girls to tour UK next summer * Were we wrong about Victoria Beckham this whole time? * Spice Girls talk about what they really, really want...to do next "#SpiceGirls we're (sic) amazing tonight in Cardiff @principalitysta just a shame the sound was diabolical ... such a shame really needs to be looked into @spicegirls (sic)," tweeted one devotee, while another wrote, "@spicegirls it was a shame that you still had not fixed the sound at your Cardiff gig tonight. Couldn't hear half of it!" A third crowdmember was even more enraged, and demanded Mel B, Mel C, Emma Bunton, and Geri Horner issue a formal apology: "@spicegirls you don't ever come to Cardiff and rip off people again. "You should publicly apologise, and reimburse the fans who were affected by the sound issues. It was lazy and fraudulent not to fix the sound issues after the gig in Ireland went so badly. Apologise now!" Reports suggest ticketholders with seats located on the floor were the ones mainly affected by the tech issues, although the pop stars and venue representatives have yet to comment on the claims. The Spice Girls are next due to hit the stage in Manchester, England on Wednesday.
Spice Girls plagued by sound issues again as their comeback tour continues
The Spice Girls continued to battle sound issues as they continued their reunion tour in Cardiff, Wales in the UK on Monday. Fans were left disappointed during the opening night of the group's Spice World - 2019 Tour in Dublin, Ireland on Friday, when they put Croke Park's technical engineers on blast on social media for ruining their experience at the band's first comeback show, with many walking out because they couldn't hear any of the stars' vocals. Mel B addressed the backlash on Instagram over the weekend, pledging to ensure the problems were sorted out in time for the Wannabe hitmakers' next gig in Cardiff. However, it appears they weren't fixed completely, as a string of attendees took to Twitter after Monday's performance at Principality Stadium to complain about the sound quality once again. READ MORE: * Mel B addresses sound issues * Worst gig ever - The Spice Girls return * They're back, minus Posh: Spice Girls to tour UK next summer * Were we wrong about Victoria Beckham this whole time? * Spice Girls talk about what they really, really want...to do next "#SpiceGirls we're (sic) amazing tonight in Cardiff @principalitysta just a shame the sound was diabolical ... such a shame really needs to be looked into @spicegirls (sic)," tweeted one devotee, while another wrote, "@spicegirls it was a shame that you still had not fixed the sound at your Cardiff gig tonight. Couldn't hear half of it!" A third crowdmember was even more enraged, and demanded Mel B, Mel C, Emma Bunton, and Geri Horner issue a formal apology: "@spicegirls you don't ever come to Cardiff and rip off people again. "You should publicly apologise, and reimburse the fans who were affected by the sound issues. It was lazy and fraudulent not to fix the sound issues after the gig in Ireland went so badly. Apologise now!" Reports suggest ticketholders with seats located on the floor were the ones mainly affected by the tech issues, although the pop stars and venue representatives have yet to comment on the claims. The Spice Girls are next due to hit the stage in Manchester, England on Wednesday.
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