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Amy Winehouse’s final show was an unbelievable catastrophe

James Hargreaves Guitar

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In June 2011, Amy Winehouse performed the her last ever concert in the city of Belgrade, Serbia. It was a catastrophe which say Amy in a state of meltdown towards the end of her life. Six weeks after this concert she would pass away from alcohol poisoning.

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20 Comments

@mwjacko 7 months ago

The fact noone from her management didnt take her off stage is criminal

@steveroberts9453 7 months ago

This feels like a performing circus animal that is ill, but still being pushed by the ringmaster to do the show .

@kingfisher9553 4 months ago

Booking that woman for a tour was abuse on the part of her management.

@darkness21princess 4 months ago

She was dying on stage. She could have been alive if someone cared about her for one minute.

@cakecrumb095 5 months ago (edited)

I literally remember the press making it sound like she was a total disaster. And then weeks later she was dead. It was awful.

@bojanalukic8515 7 months ago

My daughter, then a high school student, was at that concert. When she came back she was in shock. I think she was quite frightened by what she saw.

@kempcky 6 months ago

Not categorizing alcohol as a drug is a huge issue.

@Millioko1324 4 months ago

it physically hurts to see her fighting against the side-effects on stage. I can literally only imagine this nightmare entrapment of your body not functioning right with your mind. It's the worst drug-enduced crash out, live in front of an audiance, and NO ONE stepped in to help her as song after song passed by. Disgustingly horrific, my heart bleeds for Amy. This was cruel.

@Boyso5407 7 months ago (edited)

She’s essentially a zombie up there. It’s clear that she is in no condition to carry on a conversation let alone perform her set. It’s obvious that she has no clue what’s going on. How anyone involved in this can sit there and watch this and not get her off the stage immediately is infuriating

@RTHolmesJr 7 months ago

I bet if she said something like "we will refund your tickets" they would have dragged her off the stage with the quickness

@thesonysideup 6 months ago

She was put on stage like THAT????? How inhuman

@chezzmaine 4 months ago

You can tell Zalon was someone that looked after her and made sure she was alright behind the scenes , as thats why shes so comfortable to reach to zalon during this

@burtleturtle0012 7 months ago

Nothing kills musicians like the music industry.

@adelaney537 7 months ago

It's one of the most painful things I have seen. Nobody cared, not really.

@Blisteryn 7 months ago

Imagine being in front of thousands of people and not be able to ask for help?

@sonjam4606 4 months ago

She looked confused and terrified. She should’ve been taken from the stage.

@ArthurPerez-t2e 7 months ago

It’s absolutely abhorrent that they not only let her but made her do that show knowing the state she was in. Absolutely abhorrent.

@jeremydoody 7 months ago

I just can’t believe no one put a stop to this sooner. How cruel

@katieforsyth2089 7 months ago

As an ex drinker I was hospitalised and in the same state before this tour. The thought of getting on a stage is unthinkable

@herodontus 3 months ago

they shouldn't even have put her on the plane let alone on stage. the manager was 100% aware that she was so ill she was basically unconscious and he forced her to work, AND gave her alcohol knowing it was likely to kill her (even without the meds). It baffles me that he's not in jail. Even if she was a mess and everyone was used to her, it's no excuse. You don't throw someone who can't swim in a rip tide because they got out of it before.