Robert plant on collapse Stage During Concert in UK………..
Angry Robert Plant fans complained of overcrowding after some members of the audience collapsed at a Midland gig, reports Birmingham Mail.
Officials confirmed a “small number” of people fainted due to the heat during the West Bromwich-born Led Zeppelin frontman’s performance at Wolverhampton Civic Hall in Wolverhampton, England on Monday night, November 20th.
The city council said ventilation and heating improvements were planned at the 80-year-old venue.
Robert Plant will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Americana Music Association UK. It is the group’s highest honor and goes to a UK artist for outstanding contribution to the Americana genre over the span of a career.
The UK Americana Awards show will take place on February 1st, 2018, at the Hackney Empire in East London. The AMA-UK is a professional trade association representing and advocating for the voice of American Roots music in the UK.
Plant’s new album Carry Fire is out now via Nonesuch/Warner Bros. at all music retailers and streaming services.
The 69-year-old star performed a solo concert at Wolverhampton’s Civic Hall on Monday, where allegedly a “small number” of those in the audience fainted.
One Robert Plant fan gave an account to local publication Express and Star, claiming he couldn’t get into the 3000
He said: “In the first 20 minutes I saw six or seven people being carried out of the hall after collapsing.
He said: “In the first 20 minutes I saw six or seven people being carried out of the hall after colla
One Robert Plant fan gave an account to local publication Express and Star, claiming he couldn’t get into the 3000 capacity venue, so had to give up and go home.
He said: “In the first 20 minutes I saw six or seven people being carried out of the hall after collapsing.
“I go to a lot of concerts but I had never seen anything like it.”
“We tried the balcony but the only place to stand was behind a big pillar which blocked our view. We left after half an hour because we couldn’t see anything.
“I asked to see a manager because if there was a fire and you were in the middle of the hall, there would be no way of getting out. She said the fire doors would be opened but it looked to me as if they were already open.
“I’ve seen Robert Plant before but I was looking forward to seeing him on his home turf. I’ve not been to the Civic for a gig before and I don’t think I’d go again after that experience.”
“We tried the balcony but the only place to stand was behind a big pillar which blocked our view. We left after half an hour because we couldn’t see anything.
“I asked to see a manager because if there was a fire and you were in the middle of the hall, there would be no way of getting out. She said the fire doors would be opened but it looked to me as if they were already open.
“I’ve seen Robert Plant before but I was looking forward to seeing him on his home turf. I’ve not been to the Civic for a gig before and I don’t think I’d go again after that experience.”
