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NINE INCH NAILS' San Diego Show Cut Short After Drummer Complains Of 'Chest Pains'

September 17, 2005

NINE INCH NAILS' concert at the Cox Arena in San Diego, California on Friday (September 16) was cut short about 10 songs into the group's set after drummer Jerome Dillon started experiencing chest pains. An announcement was made by NIN mainman Trent Reznor that Dillon was getting checked out by an EMT (emergency medical technician),and about 15 minutes later, the group's manager came onstage to inform the the crowd that Jerome was unable to continue the show and that a free make-up concert would be held on November 20 for all ticket-holders in possession of a Sept. 16 ticket stub. More details as they become available.

(Thanks: RJPass)

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