Boy George left fans fuming after storming off stage mid concert whilst singing without music.
The star ended his show early after he got visibly frustrated with the sound technicians during his show abroad.
The 65-year-old was headlining an 80s concert in Frankfurt, Germany, where thousands of fans, including Marco Scherer, had gone specifically for him.
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Unfortunately, the 48-year-old only got to see the star perform three songs before he stormed off stage.
Throughout his short stint on stage, Boy George could be seen complaining about his earpiece – before deciding to try and do his set acapella.
“I had really been looking forward to seeing Boy George,” Marco, from Koblenz, told Need To Know.
“He was one of the headline acts.
“I had actually gone to the event specifically for him.
“After he left the stage, the entire audience booed loudly.
“You can also see how shocked his backing singers were.”
The shocking footage was taken at the Deutsche Bank Park Arena, on 8 Aug.
The frustrated Boy George even claimed that the sound problems could’ve been a ‘sabotage’.
Marco caught the star on camera with his back to the crowd, speaking to the sound technicians about his earpiece.
He said: “It’s really loud in my ears; I’ve had to take this out.
“I don’t know if it’s some sort of sabotage situation… it’s f*cking ridiculous.
“The full f*cking time.”
He then turned to the crowd and smiled before once again going on a rant about the sound.
Boy George continued: “I’ve been the same since 1982, and I’ve never changed and I never will.”
The star then attempted to perform his next song before cutting the music short and waving his hands at the technicians once again.
Boy George said: “If that’s what’s going to go down – I’ll do it without the f*cking music.”
The performers on stage attempted to help salvage the situation, offering backing vocals and a guitar whilst the star attempted to complete his set acapella.
The video shows him walking up the stage back to the mic stand whilst singing before giving the crowd a short ‘goodnight thank you’.
The decision to cut the show early was met with a chorus of boos, with fans letting their feelings be heard.
