Japanese Punk Band Apologise After Sending Fan to Hospital
The band said the fan was taken to hospital and needed seven stitches after the accident.
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Japanese punk band apologise after sending fan to hospital
Otoboke Beaver, a punk band from Japan, have apologised after accidentally hospitalising a fan at their recent gig at Umeda Club Quattro in Osaka. The three-piece band was performing on their home soil on April 9th when, emboldened by the high energy at the gig, one of the members, singer Yoyoyoshie, threw a guitar into the crowd. Unfortunately, the instrument accidentally struck an audience member, who was then forced to go to hospital for the …
The visitor hit by a guitar had to be taken to the hospital and sewed. Otoboke Beaver have meanwhile asked for an apology for the incident. Otoboke Beaver, who were also last in support of the Foo Fighters at their German concerts, provided a shocking moment at one of their concerts. In April, the throw of one of their guitars into the audience caused a serious injury to a fan. The incident occurred during a concert of the Japanese punk band at …
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