Foo Fighters issue statement after Queens show cut short due to weather concerns
nme.comFoo Fighters have issued a statement after their concert in Queens was cut show due to dangerous weather conditions – see what the band had to say below.Last night (July 17), Dave Grohl and co.
took to the Citi Field stadium in Queens, New York for the first of two shows at the venue. However, the show came to an abrupt end over weather concerns with heavy rains and lightning looming over the open-air stadium, with the band only performing 13 songs of what’s typically a 20-plus song setlist.According to those present at the show, Grohl warned those in attendance that the show might be cut short if the impending storm continued to worsen before performing ‘Learn To Fly’.
The band then performed the intro to ‘Everlong’ before the show was officially cut.The band – who are due to perform at the venue again on Friday (July 19) – wrote: “We are so disappointed that we were unable to play our full set for tonight’s fantastic crowd at Citi Field.
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