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Report: Brazilian Crowd Goes Wild When AXL ROSE Is A No-Show

March 13, 2010

According to the New York Post, an A-list crowd of Brazilian billionaires and supermodels rioted at 3 a.m. yesterday after waiting hours for GUNS N' ROSES to perform, and then learning Axl Rose and his band wouldn't play. The exclusive concert in a Sao Paulo club was hosted by Ana Beatriz Barros and fellow lingerie models. "The audience got angry and started to mount the stage, and fight and destroy everything," a source cited by the New York Post source said. "It was wild. There were fights everywhere, on the dance floor, in the bathrooms, outside the club. Crazy. I guess the free drinks didn't help."

Photos of the scene can be found at Rolling Stone Brasil.

(Thanks: Rich Fuentes)

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