Swedish House Mafia perform in the pouring rain risking damage to stage equipment worth millions

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The Swedish House Mafia supergroup pulled off an impressive show in the rain despite their stage team asking them numerous times to stop early to preserve the expensive stage equipment.The trio performed to a sold-out audience at the Banc of California Stadium on Friday while the rain poured throughout the concert.The band was more focused on giving their fans an excellent performance and kept playing through the rain as this event marked the biggest outdoor show they have done so far on tour.

Rain or shine: The Swedish House Mafia played through the rain despite their stage team asking them to stop the show early to preserve the expensive stage equipmentAccording to sources at TMZ, ‘millions worth of audio and stage equipment will need to be repaired or entirely replaced.’Set to play on Tuesday in Vancouver, Canada, the stage team will have to work overtime to ensure all the gear is functioning properly.

The group released their 2022 studio album titled Paradise Again on April 15 through their new label, Republic, after finally reconciling their differences over a long period where the artists worked separately.

The cost: According to sources at TMZ, ‘millions worth of audio and stage equipment will need to be repaired or entirely replaced’The EDM stars underwent a breakup and farewell tour in 2012 and released an intimate documentary film called Leave The World Behind two years later to give fans an explanation of why they decided to go their separate ways.  ‘Many people ask us on social media and in interviews: ‘why are you breaking up, why are you breaking up?’ he said. ‘Well, this film shows why we broke up’ said Ingrosso.Their final performance was at Ultra Miami on 24 March 2013.