Music festival halted after band member ‘collapses on stage’ in front of horrified crowd
After a group of thousands of horrified fans collapsed in front of the fans, a music festival had to be stopped tonight.
The British group Christians took the stage on the last night of the Waterfront Festival in Liverpool, where 58 -year -old drummer Lionel Duke lived in Cardiac Arrest.
After shouting for help, the chief singer Garry Christian quickly ran to the stage at Liverpool Pier Head.
In a large LED screen reading, the confidentiality screen was placed on the stage with a message: ‘We appreciate your patience and understanding. We will provide a quick update with the medical staff artist and as quickly as possible. ‘
Mr. Duke was taken to the Broadgreen Hospital in the city, and Christians later on Facebook pages, the group ‘to help Fakir Lionel’ running the festival ‘extraordinary medical officials team’ thank you ‘still waiting’ news’ published.
Emma Roberts, the manager of the band, and the wife of the chief singer Garry, said Mailonline Mr. Duke was a life -saving operation and is now in a warned coma.
Christians were closing the four -day event in front of Sunday’s Sunday night set on the Grammy winner.
Christian drummer Lionel Duke (in the picture), The Waterfront Festival in Liverpool, had a cardiac stance on the group’s set.
In a large LED screen reading, the confidentiality screen was placed on the stage with a message: ‘We appreciate your patience and understanding. We will provide an update with the medical personnel artist and with the artist as soon as possible ‘
British group The Christians on September 14, 2013 at the Light Festival in Boimorto in Spain, Galicia
The former police prime minister, the drummer’s last song – how fragile we are – before the dedication ‘praying’ was given to the blessing of the group.
‘Our thoughts with him,’ he said, British Hitmaker in New York, Mirror.
Mrs. Roberts had previously given an update on the speakers, and she said that Mr. Duke was believed to have had a heart stop.
“ We hope you will really do. There was no pulse, now there is one. Thank you very much, ‘ Liverpool Echo He reported that he said it.
‘I’m so sorry because he loves Garry Liverpool and wanted to show his life and we were really ruined, but thank you very much.’
Christians have published hours before on their Facebook page, because the group performed a gray rainy sound control at the ‘coast Liverpool’.
But we won’t let it reduce our excitement, see you [sic]’They wrote.
The Christians were founded in the 1980s by Garry Christian and their brothers Roger and Russell. Roger died of a brain tumor in 1998 and Russell left the group in 2005.
His first album bearing his name reached the second number on the UK lists with his biggest hits
It was founded in 2021 at the Waterfront festival and saw that 45,000 people participated last year.
Wombats and Wolfe Toones were among the topics that took the stage this year.
Mailonline contacted representatives of the coast and Christians to comment.
