Adele‘s first concert in Munich on Friday has already revealed a flaw in its security after a man gained unauthorised access to the venue and shared his videos on Instagram.
The pop-up stadium named Adele World has been kept under wraps ahead of the singer, 36, performing her run of ten shows.
But in an unsettling breach of security, one man has already snuck in without permission and shared videos on Instagram on Thursday.
The content creator calls himself ‘Sneakerking4u’ on social media, and boasts at supposedly being a master of gaining free access to concerts, VIP areas, or exclusive parties – even though he never goes with a ticket.
Uploading the Instagram clip, the content creator shared a video of the huge stage and staff working hard on the food market area to get it ready for Friday’s show.
Adele ‘s first concert in Munich on Friday has already revealed a flaw in its security as a man has already gained unauthorised access to the venue and shared his videos on Instagram
In an unsettling breach of security, one man has already snuck in without permission and shared videos on Instagram
The content creator calls himself ‘Sneakerking4u’ on social media, and boasts at supposedly being a master of gaining free access to concerts
The security breach has left fans and organisers in shock. ‘We take security very seriously,’ one of the event organisers told MailOnline.
‘We are reviewing our procedures to ensure this does not happen again.’ This revelation has put additional pressure on the team responsible for keeping Adele and her fans safe.
Adele World is a ‘special hospitality area outside the arena that is open to all ticket holders from 3:30 pm until the start of the show and then until midnight’ according to the event organisers on their website.
The singer herself has already been there to see everything. Adele World offers fans a taste of luxury and excitement.
Here, fans will be offered various options and surprises: ‘For example, an ‘I drink wine’ bar in reference to her hit song.
The pop-up features an authentic English pub as well as farmers’ markets and a typical Bavarian beer garden with live entertainment.
There is also a historic carousel and a Ferris wheel. The Adele World offers 14,000 seats.
Uploading the Instagram clip, the content creator shared a video of the huge stage and staff working hard on the food market area to get it ready for Friday’s show
The Adele World stadium offers 14,000 seats and workers have constructed the huge outdoor stadium over the past few weeks
The organisers have since said additional measures since the breach are being put in place to prevent unauthorised access
Fans have expressed both excitement and concern following the security breach.
One fan tweeted, ‘Can’t wait for Adele’s concert, but I hope security is tighter now!’
The organisers have since said the breach additional measures are being put in place to prevent unauthorised access. ‘We are committed to providing a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone,’ said the spokesperson.
It comes after the singer was forced to cancel the final dress rehearsal over fears of extreme weather, including storms.
Adele and her management made the decision to cancel after reports of fierce thunderstorms and heavy rain.
Around 740,000 fans are expected to attend Adele’s German show and the singer has shared a sneak peak of preparations for the stadium show.
In a post shared to her Instagram on July 13, the 16-time Grammy award winner sported a high-vis vest and with her back towards the camera looked out across a busy building sight.
She captioned the snap: ‘It’s all a bit bloody exciting’.
Adele captioned another black and white photo of herself sat in one of the stadium seats, smiling into the camera: ‘Ich kann es kaum erwarten, euch am Freitag zu sehen!’.
The German phrase, which translates as ‘Can’t wait to see you on Friday!’, sent her fans wild with many commenting heart emojis and welcoming her to Germany.