An Australian man known for causing disruptions at concerts was recently ejected from a Lady Gaga concert in Brisbane. Johnson Wen, 26, had previously made headlines after charging at pop star Ariana Grande during an event in Singapore.
Background on the Incident
Wen was sentenced to nine days in jail in Singapore for his actions at the premiere of Wicked: For Good. He grabbed Grande during the event, leading to widespread outrage. The Singaporean judge, Christopher Goh, criticized Wen for his reckless behavior and stated that he had shown no regard for the safety of others.
Ejection from Lady Gaga Concert
On Tuesday night, Wen was removed from Suncorp Stadium before Lady Gaga’s performance began. Although he did not disturb the show, security was alert to his presence. The stadium management had received warnings regarding his history of disruptive behavior.
Security Measures in Place
According to the venue’s statement, they were aware of the potential threat posed by Wen and took precautionary actions. Suncorp Stadium expressed their commitment to the safety of artists and attendees alike.
- Wen has a record of causing disruptions at high-profile concerts.
- He was banned from Singapore following his incident with Ariana Grande.
- The incident left Grande emotionally affected due to her past trauma.
Social Media Reactions
Videos circulating on social media captured the moment Wen was escorted out. Responses from the crowd were mixed, with some cheering while others booed. The event emphasizes the ongoing conversation about public safety at concerts and the responsibilities of attendees.
Conclusion
Wen’s actions at both the Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga events highlight the importance of strict security measures at large gatherings. As artists continue to tour, safeguarding their well-being remains a priority.
