Fans boo rock band off stage

‘Very disappointing’: Fans boo rock band off stage at own music festival
Tool’s famously devoted fans apparently turned on the band at its own music festival this past weekend. Tool was booed and flipped off during the second night of the band’s own all-inclusive destination festival Live In The Sand, according to a TikTok and as reported by Stereogum.
’90s rock band booed off the stage at its own music festival
It is one thing to get booed and flipped off while you are up on stage playing, and it’s another to have that happen while you are hosting a music festival designed to celebrate you. But that is apparently the situation popular 1990s rock band TOOL found itself in across the weekend at its festival in Punta Cana,
Tool Was Booed At Their Own Music Festival, And Now A Fan Is Considering Filing A Lawsuit Against Them
Tool promised to play “two unique sets,” but on night two, “they only played an hour and mostly repeats from the first night,” according to a fan on the band’s subreddit. “Why fly to the DR on a 3 night ticket to watch an hour of repeat songs from the night before?
Tool Is Booed Onstage at Their Own Music Festival as Fans Mull Class-Action Lawsuit Over 'Disappointing' Set
But after the Grammy-winning rock band repeated four different songs over the two shows, festivalgoers turned on them, booing from the crowd and even threatening class-action laws
Band booed off the stage at its own festival now faces potential lawsuit over repeated setlist
The rock band Tool is facing a class action lawsuit after it got booed by fans for repeating its setlist during a two-day festival. The Tool Live in the Sand festival was held March 7-9 at the Hard Rock & Royalton Resorts in Punta Cana,
Rock icons set to return to stage after frontman’s cancer fight
Fans of the legendary rock band Kansas and its frontman Ronnie Platt have reason to celebrate because the band is now poised ...
Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati unveils star-studded 2025 concert lineup
The outdoor concert lineup series includes Jake Owen and Uncle Kracker, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Ying Yang Twins, and more.
Rock band Journey’s Houston Rodeo show cut short by ‘electrical fire’
Don’t stop believin’ — but they did. Fans of rock band Journey were silenced mid singalong during Friday night’s RodeoHouston performance. The band was singing its signature hit when the sound cut out ...
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette on MSN7d
Colbie Caillat and folk-rock band Dawes to headline Lancaster Festival finale
Colbie Caillat and Dawes will co-headline the Festival finale with '70s and '80s rock tribute act Hairball playing on the ...
Laguna Woods seniors live out their rock ’n’ roll fantasies
In Laguna Woods retirement community, 19 residents got to live out their own rock ‘n’ roll fantasy at the Sing With the Band ...
Rock singer’s cancer surgery success has classic band ready to resume touring
Platt, 62, has been the lead singer of Kansas since former frontman Steve Walsh retired in 2014. Walsh sang the progressive ...
Legendary rock band Foreigner coming to Corbin
The Corbin Arena recently announced that the classic rock band Foreigner is set to take the stage at the Corbin Arena on Tuesday, September 16, at 7:30 p.m. The iconic band — known for timeless hits ...
Journey stop performing 'Don't Stop Believin'' mid-song, cancel Houston concert after electrical fire
Fans at NRG Stadium continued belting the hit after the rockers' audio cut out, but the band never returned to the stage.
NYS Fair adds alternative rock favorite to 2025 concert lineup
An alternative rock favorite is coming to the 2025 New York State Fair. O.A.R. will perform at the Suburban Park stage on ...