Robbie Williams fan dies after horror fall when she tried to climb over rows of seats at Sydney concert
A FAN has died after suffering a horror fall at a Robbie Williams concert in Sydney.
Robyn Hall- believed to be in her 70s - fell after trying to climb over six rows of seats at the gig on Thursday night.
She was rushed to hospital with face and head injuries and was placed in an induced coma.
St Vincent's Hospital confirmed she died on Tuesday afternoon.
Her heartbroken son Michael Hall confirmed her death and said in an emotional Facebook tribute: "I haven't got the words to say what my mum meant to me.
"Taken from under me and my best friend is no longer with me ... I love you forever."
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Paramedics were called to Allianz Stadium in the city at 10.15pm after reports a woman had fallen.
An ambulance service spokesman told the woman was taken to hospital in a critical condition.
It's understood she was on the upper grandstand level and was trying to climb over seats - rather than using the stairs - when she fell at the end of the gig.
Arena operator Venues NSW confirmed there had been a "serious incident".
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The organisers said: "This is a terribly sad incident and our thoughts and wishes are with the patron and their family during this time.
"The patron was attended to immediately by venue staff and a nearby guest who is a qualified medical professional.
"Medics arrived shortly after and the patron was taken from the venue by ambulance to hospital."
Venues NSW added it was working with police.
Robbie, 49, played to a crowd of 38,000 at the Allianz Stadium as part of his tour of Australia and New Zealand.
Earlier this month, the singer hinted at a new career move.
He said he's desperate to write a TV advertising jingle — and has set his sights on Jaffa Cakes.
The superstar said he has already adapted lyrics for the spongy citrus treats from Pat Benatar’s 1983 hit Love Is A Battlefield.
It came after he revealed he had a panic attack when he had to go shopping alone - and admitted that his life may have become too extravagant.
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The former X Factor judge has mansions in London, LA and Switzerland to look after - and he acknowledged he needs to start scaling his lifestyle down.