Second death this week: after Robbie Williams' concert, a 70-year-old fan has passed away

A 70-year-old fan of the British singer Robbie Williams fell and sustained serious injuries at a concert in Sydney, Australia, and later died in the hospital. This marks the second fatality at a concert in the last week, following an incident during a performance by singer Taylor Swift.

St. Vincent's Hospital confirmed to The Guardian that the pensioner died on Monday, November 20, after falling from six rows of seats at the Allianz Stadium in Moore Park on Thursday night, November 16. The star's team did not provide any comments on the incident.

The 70-year-old fan reportedly attempted to get closer to the stage by climbing over the seats. However, she lost her balance and fell six rows down.

The victim received immediate treatment and was hospitalized, but at the hospital, she had to be placed in an induced coma. Unfortunately, the pensioner never regained consciousness from her deep sleep.

Doctors have determined that the fan of Robbie Williams' work sustained life-threatening injuries to her face and head.

Journalists reached out to the Australian promoter and the singer's team for comment but have not yet received a response.

As reported earlier, less than a week ago, a similar incident took place at Taylor Swift's concert in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. A 23-year-old woman, Anna Clare Benevides, passed away from cardiac arrest during the concert. You can read about the singer's reaction here.

Earlier, OBOZ.UA wrote that two concerts of Taylor Swift in Seattle, USA, caused an earthquake with a magnitude of 2.3. Fans had such a good time at the performance of their favorite singer that scientists recorded seismic activity.

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