Furious fans complained of chaos in the car park after Monday's Coventry show.
And the Spice Girls were back on stage at the Ricoh Arena in the pouring rain on Tuesday as they performed their second show in the city.
Emma Bunton, 43, Geri Horner, 46, Mel Brown, 43, and Mel C, 45, wore glamorous ensembles as they appeared onstage in front of a legion of excited fans.
On stage: The Spice Girls were back on stage at the Ricoh Arena in the pouring rain on Tuesday as they performed their second show in the city
It comes after fans of the girlband took to Twitter on Monday following the show at the Ricoh Arena to lament the venue's poor security checks, bad crowd management and terrible parking arrangements.
Hoards of fans voiced that there experience of seeing the band was ruined due to the way they were treated by staff and by being left stuck in a car park that cost £25 hours after the concert ended.
Not happy: Ticket holders who attended the Spice Girls concert at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry on Monday were left fuming due to the venue (pictured in Manchester on Saturday)
One disgruntled fan typed on the micro blogging site: 'Bag checks were stopped. Security throwing people out for no reason. People with tickets not allowed in as standing pitch full. Now 1H15 to get out carpark and I've moved 6 inches.'
A disappointed fan contributed: 'It's total s***!! My friend just read somewhere that they stopped checking bags and scanning tickets too as they couldn't cope with the volume of people!'
Another upset ticket holder vented: 'Great show when you got in. It was like the crowds arriving was a surprise. Stewards outside looked lost with no direction. Gates opened to let crowds in at end of @JessGlynne. Doesn't look good for anyone.Doubt many tourists will be back! @RicohArena.
Missed out on the show: Spice Girls fans claim they were turned away from the Coventry leg of the tour, despite possessing tickets
Unprepared: Fans claimed the venue due did poor security checks, had bad crowd management and terrible parking arrangements
A social media user added: 'The @spicegirls performance was brilliant! However, I did not see or experience any searching happening upon entry to the @RicohArena. The doors were opened so people could push and flood in unsafely without tickets being checked. Very worrying! #SpiceWorldTour2019.
'@spicegirls spice mania really brought Coventry to their knees but @RicohArene need to get a grip you are lucky no one was seriously injured tonight,' typed another.
'What an absolure shambles @RicohArena and @SJMConcerts we're tonight!! I hope you'r proud of spoiling mine, my g/f, my parent and many other peoples evening @Spicegirls concert!'
Not happy: One disgruntled fan tweeted: 'Bag checks were stopped. Security throwing people out for no reason. People with tickets not allowed in as standing pitch
