2024-07-10 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-13619265/nicki-minaj-fans-demand-refund-dublin-concert.html HaiPress
Nicki Minaj fans who attended the rapper's 'disgraceful' concert in Dublin are demanding refunds after she turned up 90 minutes late and performed for less than an hour.
The star,41,who is originally from Trinidad and Tobago but raised in Queens,New York,was due on stage at Malahide Castle after 8pm on Saturday night.
However,the Starships singer reportedly did not appear until before 10pm - leaving her 20,000 fans,who had been waiting in the rain at the outdoor venue,furious.
According to local media,Nicki's set lasted less than an hour - including 10-15 minutes for multiple costume changes.
Tickets to the rapper's first show in Dublin since 2015 began at €90 for standard entry.
Pictured: Malahide Castle in Dublin where Nicki Minaj's outdoor concert took place on Saturday night
Video taken inside the arena showed fans booing and shouting after the announcement while organisers said they were 'deeply disappointed by the inconvenience this has caused'.
Minaj's supporters,who go by the collective name Barbz,have slammed bosses at the 'cursed' music venue for letting them go inside and spend money despite the show not going ahead.
One fan told MailOnline that she was 'absolutely heartbroken' at the concert being called off. 'It's not exactly like the tickets were cheap,' said Alesha. 'We spent an absolute fortune to be there tonight,let alone the travel and outfits we got for it.'
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