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Gig disasters of 2013: from toe curling stage-sex to cancelled shows
Kanye West, Drake, Bieber and more...
Wiley acted up back in July, when he was set to perform at the Cockrock Festival; the MC took to twitter days before his appearance to rant: "Please stop sending me to farms to perform please mate. I am a yardie man." He took to stage for only 15 minutes before he was booed and hit back at fans: "Faced up to a few Pagans and got paid #LightWork haters suck ur mum."
by Esin Huseyin | Photos by WENN.com
It's not all smooth sailing when it comes to taking a show on the road - as some of the biggest artists on the planet have learned this year alone.
An alarming number of artists have recently been targeted in the media for their issues during their live performances; take Drake's and Kanye West's issues with cancelling and delaying their performances this past week. Drake cancelled his weekend show an hour after it was due to start - and Kanye West postponed the second night of his Yeezus tour.
We show you, what we think, is quite possibly this years best on stage breakdowns; from Miguel to Rihanna - catch up on this years high, or in some cases, low points.
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