NighTrain Station Guns N' Roses

@sunsetstrip Różne, sam odchodziłem nie wszystkie pamiętam. Pierwszy to chyba @Arcos w sumie byłem tutaj jednym z pierwszych zarejestrowanych @Witek dopiero z tym ruszał... Tak wielu już tutaj się nie udziela, kiedyś te miejsce miało dość fajny klimat Jak @Witek to jeszcze trzymał to też nie było najgorzej. Ale serio @Zqyx mnie trochę rozczarował, ale ok nie będę się rzucał... Tutaj zostały już dwie święte osoby bo jedna strzeliła focha i sobie poszła spoko ich piaskownica ich zasady, ale później jest zdziwko, że ludzie tutaj nie chcą pisać.

@klaudia28 : Nie wyświetla mi się treść linka, chcą ode mnie pieniędzy za subskrypcję czasopisma. Mogłabyś wkleić sam artykuł? Z góry dzięki

Czyli pewne rzeczy się nie zmieniają, Axl wbija na gotowe i podejrzewam, że Melbourne nie jest jedynym przypadkiem, tylko po prostu tu się spóźnił przez korki

mam w sobie coś z Axla - też docieram gdziekolwiek nie wcześniej niż jest to podane 

W Rybniku też prosto z samochodu wszedł na scenę.

@Zqyx 

"Did Axl Rose demand police escort to Melbourne concert?
 
GUNS N Roses promoter Paul Dainty says superstar rocker Axl Rose was trapped in Melbourne’s gridlock nightmare for an hour while trying to get to his own gig.
“He sat in a black van stuck in traffic like everyone else,” Mr Dainty told Confidential. “We had 74,000 people at the MCG that night. The roads were horrendous.”

Mr Dainty denied that Rose, his management or promoters demanded a police escort from Crown Towers to the MCG in a bid to get to the show quicker.
Earlier today, Victoria Police spokeswoman Kendra Jackson confirmed a request for a police escort was received on the night, but it was turned down.
“A request was made and a risk assessment was conducted. The request was denied,” she said.
Given the traffic snarls, Mr Dainty also moved Guns N Roses’ onstage time — “in consultation with the MCG” — from 8pm to 8.15pm to ensure punters didn’t miss the start of the show.
He added: “That was us doing the right thing.”
Axl’s traffic problems came unstuck when the van crawled into Brunton Ave, which was closed off for the show, which began at 8.45pm
“The second (Rose) got to the MCG, he was driven directly to the stage door, he put monitors in his ears and went straight on stage. He didn’t even go to his dressing room,” Mr Dainty said.
Mr Dainty said the police request did not come from himself, Rose, or the band’s management."

Mamy sprostowanie:

The promoter behind GUNS N' ROSES' current Australian tour has denied a report that Axl Rose demanded a police escort to get to the band's concert in Melbourne Tuesday night (February 14).

GN'R started its Melbourne Cricket Ground show around 45 minutes later than scheduled, and an unnamed source told the Herald Sun that Rose refused to leave his hotel room without a police escort, in a bid to get to the venue more quickly.

Victoria Police confirmed to the Herald Sun that a request for a police escort was received on Tuesday night. Police haven't revealed who requested the escort.

"A request was made and a risk assessment was conducted. The request was denied," police said.

GUNS N' ROSES promoter Paul Dainty said Rose was spent an hour on the roads of Melbourne while trying to get to the gig. "He sat in a black van stuck in traffic like everyone else," Dainty told the Herald Sun. "We had 74,000 people at the MCG that night. The roads were horrendous."

The GN'R onstage time was originally slated for 8:00 p.m., but the band didn't kick off the concert until 8:45 p.m.

"The second [Rose] got to the MCG, he was driven directly to the stage door, he put monitors in his ears and went straight on stage. He didn't even go to his dressing room," Dainty said.

GUNS N' ROSES next plays in Adelaide on Saturday (February 18) and Perth next Tuesday (February 21) before leaving Australia and heading to Singapore, Thailand and Dubai.

Read more at http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/guns-n-roses-promoter-denies-axl-rose-demanded-police-escort-to-melbourne-concert/#dJxqWTP0AwGViJsC.99

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