Top 10 Worst Concert Experiences of All Time

West performed three songs, launched into a 20-minute rant about Jay-Z and Beyoncé, then abruptly cancelled the show and the remainder of his Saint Pablo Tour.

The Gallagher brothers were so visibly intoxicated and hostile that the performance devolved into Liam slurring lyrics while Noel glared from across the stage.

The universally panned Lulu collaboration produced concerts where bewildered Metallica fans sat through avant-garde spoken word over thrash riffs.

The legendary singer became infamous for arriving hours late to nearly every show, with some concerts starting at 1 AM and featuring rearranged versions fans didn't recognize.

When the wrong vocal track played during her Saturday Night Live performance, Simpson did an awkward jig and walked off, becoming the face of lip-syncing scandals.

Their much-hyped Ultra set was widely mocked as a generic, phone-reading, crowd-pandering spectacle that highlighted everything critics despise about commercial EDM.

Technically brilliant but audience-infuriating, Dylan's switch to electric guitar at the Newport Folk Festival caused mass booing and remains music's most polarizing live moment.

One of the biggest artists alive was booed off Tyler the Creator's festival stage by a crowd expecting Frank Ocean, proving that context matters more than fame.

A wardrobe malfunction yanked Madonna backward down a flight of stairs on live television, yet she finished the song — turning disaster into a defiant viral moment.

West performed three songs, launched into a 20-minute rant about Jay-Z and Beyoncé, then abruptly cancelled the show and the remainder of his Saint Pablo Tour.

The Gallagher brothers were so visibly intoxicated and hostile that the performance devolved into Liam slurring lyrics while Noel glared from across the stage.

The universally panned Lulu collaboration produced concerts where bewildered Metallica fans sat through avant-garde spoken word over thrash riffs.

The legendary singer became infamous for arriving hours late to nearly every show, with some concerts starting at 1 AM and featuring rearranged versions fans didn't recognize.

When the wrong vocal track played during her Saturday Night Live performance, Simpson did an awkward jig and walked off, becoming the face of lip-syncing scandals.

Their much-hyped Ultra set was widely mocked as a generic, phone-reading, crowd-pandering spectacle that highlighted everything critics despise about commercial EDM.

Technically brilliant but audience-infuriating, Dylan's switch to electric guitar at the Newport Folk Festival caused mass booing and remains music's most polarizing live moment.

One of the biggest artists alive was booed off Tyler the Creator's festival stage by a crowd expecting Frank Ocean, proving that context matters more than fame.

A wardrobe malfunction yanked Madonna backward down a flight of stairs on live television, yet she finished the song — turning disaster into a defiant viral moment.