Miley Cyrus heckled by angry fans during the first of Tribeca

Miley Cyrus‘ Something beautiful Film Premiere at 2025 Tribeca Festival Friday evening, it was, for the most part, a party evening when the superstar rushed in love with her fans when she revealed one of her most ambitious projects in his two decades career.

In other words, with the exception of a few coarse explosions of fans who did not seem to know the event for which they bought tickets were a film screening, not a performance. “”We thought it was a concert, we paid $ 800,“A fan cried.” Are you really going to sing? “” Another shouted.

To be clear, shout on an artist to perform like a courtyard in the middle of his first film is never justified, and those who interrupted the discussion should learn a better label. Since the event, Miley fans have come to his defense, calling behavior as disrespectful. However, under this uncomfortable exchange, the event of last night also provides a window on the confusion of the ticket office industry for the unconscious fan.

According to several injured participants who spoke with The Hollywood Reporter Or published online since last night, the problem seems to find the lists on third-party resale platforms, which have little connection with Cyrus, the Beacon Theater or Tribeca beyond the sale of resettled tickets for the event. After the first, several fans went to social networks by saying that they had seen advertisements from resale platforms like Stubhub and the emptying they said that Cyrus suggested. X Friday evening, a fan published a screenshot From a viver link which said “Miley Cyrus and 2025 endless summer vacation round (there is no tour of this type, Cyrus has not had an official tour head of the poster for more than a decade.)

We do not know how many fans were not aware of the type of event they really assisted. Cyrus and Tribeca had both always marketed the first as a cinematographic event, not a performance or a concert.

Inside the crowded place, there were almost no empty seats, and the fans responded with enthusiasm to Cyrus and the film, applauding by entering the audience and taking place and for several points of the visual album in charge of performance. Despite the notable interruption, public members seemed to hear what Cyrus had to say, and there was a handful of “I love you” of the crowd.

However, leaving the place, at least one member of the slightly irritated public asked the nearby festival -goers if they knew that Cyrus did not sing. Meanwhile, several others published online complaints thereafter. Three participants who spoke with THR said they bought tickets after seeing Stobhub and Vivid Seats ads on Instagram, which suggested a concert in its own right.

The representatives of Stubhub and Vividseats did not respond to requests for comments. The festival representatives did not respond to a request for comments and the representative of Cyrus could not be attached.

Kate Fiore, a 27 -year -old resident from New York, says THR That his younger sister had transported Houston to attend the event together and that they spent $ 1,700 combined for their tickets on vivid. Fiore says that she had bought the tickets in April after seeing an announcement of vividseats on Instagram, which, according to her, did not indicate that it was a first film.

“If I had seen anywhere in this vividseats announcement that it was linked as an event from the Tribeca Film Festival, I might have watched, but what he said was something like the” date of tour in 2025 only one night “, and we were not the only ones,” says Fiore.

Fiore says that they realized what the event was really once they showed up on the beacon on Friday evening and that several of the participants next to her also had similar experiences, telling her that they had spent $ 700 or $ 900 on their seats and thought it was a concert. She said that several participants around her share on the left early in frustration. “No one would have spent so much money if we knew it. She does not turn, she does not often play live.”

The sites have long expressed the frustration of ticket resale platforms because they are not directly involved in the planning of the event, which can lead to poor communication with customers, as evidenced in this case.

“When fans acquire tickets of people who had nothing to do with the event, the ability to communicate the important details of the event is potentially lost,” explains Kevin Erickson, executive director of the future of Music Coalition, a group of non -profit musical policies which focuses on the reform of the world of tickets and live music, among others.

Erickson says that part of the problem is that New York state does not allow non -transferable tickets, which he said limits the festival’s ability to prevent fans’ resellers during major increases. This is a delicate subject in the company, because criticisms of non -transferable tickets often argue that policy prevents ticket owners from doing what they want with their tickets and prevent fans from easily unloading tickets if they can no longer attend an event.

However, as Erickson says, “you should be able to put a film in a film festival without third parties becoming extracted from extracting all these additional benefits.”

Another participant, a New York resident named Tim (he asked that his last name be refused, quoting the counters that he had already received from Cyrus fans publishing on the event) THR that He had spent $ 1,200 on two tickets to bring his sister to the event after seeing an Instagram announcement from Vividseats which he said that Cyrus strongly suggested.

“The copy of their announcement said something in the sense of” One Night Only “and certainly suggesting a concert,” said Tim, adding that many participants around him also expect a concert. “As soon as we filmed the corner of the 74th street and I saw the marquee said” Tribeca Film Festival “, I said” Wait, is it a fucking film? “I would pay $ 600 to see Miley Cyrus perform a night show in The Beacon, but certainly not so much for a visual album.”

Tim called the announcement that led him to buy his “false advertising” tickets. Like Fiore, he added that it was “almost unanimous at least everyone by me in the balcony, which awaited a certain type of performance”.

Neither he nor Fiore blamed Cyrus or Tribeca for the problem. “I am sure that Miley had no idea what was going on either, and she was there to deliver something in which she put a lot of heart and soul,” explains Fiore. “It is regrettable that this is the ultimate result.”

Tim admitted that he should have looked closely before buying the tickets because he was on a third-party ticket platform, but he added that consumers should not have risks like that of buying tickets.

“I was sitting there to cringe in the audience with my sister while the fans were screaming on the stage,” said Tim. “It was very embarrassing, but it was obvious that there was a clear disalember in the expectations between the event and the fans, which is uncomfortable in a visceral way.”