The rock band was one of the attractions of the music event in England
Alex RoseFrom Armas and Rosasreceived some criticism after the band’s performance at the Glastonbury Festival, which takes place in England from 21 to 25 June. Some of the commentators pointed out that the musician “sounded like his father singing in a karaoke” and “the vibe of a drunk dad singing in a karaoke”.
According to the publication of LADbible, at one point in the presentation, the singer mentioned that he was having problems with his microphone. “I can’t get that far here because when I do I can only hear myself and I can’t hear the band,” he said. A source told the British newspaper that the performers had technical problems with the broadcast of the show. “It wasn’t the band’s fault, it was the BBC’s fault [emissora responsável].
Watch an excerpt from Guns N’ Roses’ performance at Glastonbury Festival.
knocking on heaven’s door
glastonbury festival pic.twitter.com/gJolPTeRvI
— axl rose everyday (@axlgifsnpics) June 25, 2023
Apologies for performing at Rock in Rio
In September, after presenting the Rock in RioAxl Rose has apologized for being “a little down in the dumps”.
“I want to apologize for being a little sick, glad it’s not covid. I’ve been trying to hide my cough,” he wrote, who also thanked fans and Rock in Rio. “An incredible audience,” he concluded.
I want to apologize for being a little understated, thankful not for the Covid. I tried to keep my cough between the lines.
I love you.
Thanks to the fans and Rock in Rio for everything and what a fucking great crowd.
—Axl Rose (@axlrose) September 9, 2022
The tweet provoked numerous reactions, from fans who said they didn’t need to apologize to those who pointed out the show’s problems – such as the lineup with few classics.
Source: Terra
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