Robbie Williams reveals he’ll perform in London for ONE night only after causing pandemonium in Australia

Robbie Williams has announced he will perform in London for one night only after his performance in Western Australia left fans in bumper-to-bumper traffic.

The former Take That member took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share his big UK stop, giving fans the chance to sign up for the pre-sale.

Paired with a photo of Robbie's silhouette in front of a sea of ​​camera lights, the artist wrote: “One night only – London, Summer 2024!”

Fans erupted in excitement after Robbie announced the news on his social media, with one joking: 'I'll be there somehow'

Some branded the news as 'so exciting', while others were left shocked and exclaimed: 'Wait! What!'

“There's no stress like being poor and having to finance Robbie tickets.” wrote a third.

Another user added: 'Well this is exciting!! I hope it's a big enough location!'

Other Robbie followers begged for tour dates in their own home countries, with one person saying: 'Nice Robbie. You need an Eastern European tour in 2024!!!!! Say yes…….'

His announcement comes shortly after concertgoers were stuck in gridlock traffic trying to get to and from his concert at the Nikola Estate Winery in Swan Valley.

Organizers of the Angel singer's concert eventually issued an apology after the “absolutely terrible” show.

Traveling to the show quickly turned chaotic for the singer's fans on Thursday evening as they had to fight through 2 kilometers of stationary traffic.

As a result of the catastrophe, several fans have called a number of supporting acts, including Lufthaus, Yo! MAFIA and Gaz Coombes.

Leaving the event was equally difficult for attendees after Robbie's concert, with many having to sleep in their cars and others still stuck in the car park at 1.40am.

He took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to give fans the opportunity to sign up for access to pre-sale tickets

Fans erupted in excitement after the former Take That star revealed he would be performing in London, with some begging the Angel singer to perform in their native country.

The announcement comes shortly after concertgoers were left in traffic chaos to and from his Australian tour at Swan Valley's Nikola Estate Winery (pictured in 2023).

One concertgoer gushed: 'Robbie Williams' concert was good. 2-3/4 hours to leave Nikola Estate was S**T. We got off at 1:45 AM!!!!!' they cooked.

A second wrote: 'Well done Nikola Estate Winery..been in the car since 11am now leaving Robbie Williams at 12.43pm and no one has moved…. Literally no one…

Mellen Events, which orchestrated the Robbie Williams concert, posted an apology on Facebook Friday morning.

They wrote: 'Regarding the traffic issues we experienced at last night's Robbie Williams concert, we share your disappointment and frustration.

'We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this has caused; we recognize that the traffic delays people experienced were extremely inconvenient.

'We are currently working with the venue and the venue's traffic management team to mitigate this for tonight's show,'

We added: 'For anyone attending tonight's show, we still recommend arriving as early as possible.'

'Keep an eye on our communication channels for any updates.'

Mellen Events, the company that organized Robbie's concert, apologized on Facebook Friday morning for the travel pandemonium