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Mel B reacted to the return of the first Spice Girls tour.
Early Saturday morning, Scary Spice uploaded a video on Instagram in which she admitted that there were sound and voice issues at the group's first concert in Dublin – and had committed to improving the sound quality of the next show.
Mel, a 43-year-old young man, shared the candid video at 6:00 am the day after the first concert of the meeting tour, letting spectators express their disappointment at the problems of his inside the stadium. , thus preventing any listening of the show. outgoing fans.
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Respond to the reaction: Mel B addressed the reaction to the first performance of the Spice Girls tour, in video uploaded to Instagram
S addressing the camera while she was lying in bed, she seemed upset saying, "Hey guys, thank you for attending our show tonight in Dublin.
"We will see each other in Cardiff and hope that the voices and the sound will be much, much better."
The mother of three then gave an exasperated and deliberately audible sigh.
Geri Horner, 46, chose to ignore the backlash of their first tour while she was on Instagram to celebrate their return.
Candid: Scary Spice admitted that there were sound and voice issues at the band's first concert in Dublin – and is committed to improving the sound quality for the next show.
Honest: Speaking in the camera while she was lying in bed, she seemed upset saying, "Hey guys, thank you for attending our show tonight in Dublin"
Hope: "We'll see each other in Cardiff and hope that the singing and the sound will be much, much better," says Mel, before making an exasperated and deliberately audible sigh
Positive Vibrations Only: While her group mate recognized the blundering sound, Geri Horner, 46, chose to ignore the backlash of their first performance as she was celebrating their return.
United: Ginger Spice shared a picture of herself on a stage dressed in a red and blue Renaissance dress and a picture of herself backstage walking hand in hand with his group companions
Ginger Spice shared a photo of herself on the stage dressed in a red and blue Renaissance dress and a picture of her backstage walking hand in hand with her group mates .
She subtitled the pictures simply: "Thanks Dublin! #welove #weserve #wecelebrate #SpiceWorld. & # 39;
Emma Bunton also decided to focus on positive developments rather than tackling the backlash suffered after the Spice Girls' meeting show.
Taking example on Instagram, the mother of two celebrated the gathering of one million subscribers on the photo sharing site, thanking the fans.
The video of Melie Selfie comes after fans who were attending the first date of the Spice Girls reunion tour in Cardiff on Friday expressed disappointment, as problems with her in the stadium meant that they were unable to play. To hear the show. & # 39; go out of the show.
Acknowledgments: Emma Bunton also decided to focus on the positive developments rather than tackling the backlash received after the Spice Girls' performance at the meeting.
Comeback: The Spice Girls kicked off their long-awaited reunion tour as the iconic band came on stage for their first performance in Dublin on Friday
Emma Bunton, 43, Geri Horner, Mel Brown and Mel C, 45, delighted the crowd of about 58,000 fans with a medley of their greatest hits. Ginger Spice even paid homage to his famous Union Jack dress in the red and blue Renaissance. dress style.
While many fans shared their excitement with Twitter to attend the concert, others quickly expressed their dissatisfaction with the first performance of the Spice Girls.
Although the fans were thrilled to see the group finally gathered for the beginning of their tour, some turned to social media to complain about sound problems, which prevented them from hearing the show.
Raging: Many fans got angry on Twitter for complaining about sound problems during the show. Several of them went to the Croke Park stadium after spending around £ 100 in tickets.
Shocking: While many fans complained of sound problems, one of them even claimed that they were saying "huge numbers" of spectators
Shocking: While many fans complained of sound problems, one of them even claimed that they were saying "huge numbers" of spectators
Several also lamented the problems with the amount of the sold-out concert, with prices ranging from £ 66 to £ 146.
One of them wrote: "The sound is so bad … v disappointing", while another wrote: "Be great if anyone could tell people of the Spice Girls sound that the audience can not hear them ".
A third also tweeted: "There is something wrong with the crowd @spicegirls concert sits, because nobody has the slightest idea of the song because the sound is really as bad."
& # 39; Sound! Sort the sound of the team @spicegirls. Is this the group or the sound engineer? a fan posted angrily.
The fans' expectation was strong before the concert, as it was the first time the band had gone on stage as a band in seven years.
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