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Slave to the grind! Aaron Carter to play first gig since coming out as bisexual at GAY BAR... as it emerges 'fuming ex called him names before split'

Published: 20:56 EDT, 10 August 2017 | Updated: 21:43 EDT, 10 August 2017

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Just days ago he caused a stir by coming out as bisexual.

But singer Aaron Carter is already getting ready to get back on the saddle - by performing in a gay bar on Thursday.

Details of his new show were revealed as it emerged he is 'relieved' to have split from his girlfriend Madison Parker, who is said to have been enraged by his announcement last week.

Back in the saddle: Aaron Carter is to play his first gig since coming out as bisexual at a gay bar

An insider told Us Weekly: 'Madison moved out a week ago. Aaron asked her to leave and helped her pack her things, but she was angry and calling him names when she was leaving.'

It is claimed the 29-year-old's photographer lover did not appreciate the fact he had publicly revealed he is attracted to men as well as women.

The source added: 'Madison really was not supportive of Aaron's sexuality and didn’t understand it.'

Bent out of shape: It his emerged his now ex lover Madison Parker was 'enraged' by his public confession before their split

The messy details are in contrast to the star's official statement, which said: 'Aaron and Madison love each other and respect one another dearly.

'It was a mutual decision and Aaron's personal statement released speaks for itself. Now back to the music.'

But it seems he is already getting over the split, as it has emerged he is to play an intimate show at gay bar Hamburger Mary's, which is situated in Brandon, Florida, which is near his hometown.

Intimate: He will be able to get up close and personal with fans at Hamburger Mary's in Florida

The venue is best known for it's drag shows and tasty burgers, but there will be an added dash of showbiz glamour when Aaron, whose brother is the much more famous Backstreet Boy Nick Carter, plays on Thursday.

Indeed fans eager to see him may be in luck, as tickets are said to still be available for as little as $10.

Announcing his sexuality on August 5, Aaron said: 'When I was around 13-years-old I started to find boys and girls attractive.

'There were years that went by that I thought about it, but it wasn’t until I was 17-years old, after a few relationships with girls, I had an experience with a male that I had an attraction to who I also worked with and grew up with.'