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SEBASTIAN BACH Gets Fan Kicked Out Of Bogota Concert For Allegedly Throwing Stuff On Stage

April 3, 2010

Video footage of former SKID ROW singer Sebastian Bach getting a "fan" kicked out of the March 30 Bach concert (as the support act for GUNS N' ROSES) at Parque Jaime Duque in Bogota, Colombia for allegedly throwing objects on stage can be viewed below. Also available is footage of the actual performance.

Bach recently stated about his South American tour with GUNS N' ROSES, "Something fascinating is going on in rock. Just as rock is ceasing to exist in cetain formats, i.e. the CD, rock video, rock radio and magazines all but disappearing, rock n' roll itself is growing exponentially in other areas; for this band, playing live concerts is becoming an overwhelming, incredible, mind-blowing situation that is making all of our dreams come true.

"I am talking about the tour we are on right now, with GUNS N' ROSES in South America. In all my 25 years of touring, this tour ranks right up there with the biggest and best tours I have ever been a part of, or seen other bands do. The amount of people we are playing to each night is simply staggering. No show has had less than 35,000 people in attendance, and we have played to crowds of over 60,000 people a night in Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires and Lima as well. The other shows have averaged around 45,000 tickets sold each night. The reception of the crowds has been the most insane, loud, passionate display of love for rock n' roll I have been a part of in my whole life.

"The Internet is not all bad. It is quite obvious countries like Peru and Chile are getting into this music from the Internet... and absolutely hilarious that major label record companies take bands like mine for granted while we pack out stadiums every night!! Their loss for sure!"

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