Sebastian Bach lost his temper with a fan during a performance in Las Vegas last Friday, the 5th, shortly after she asked for a hug. The musician reprimanded and cursed her, telling her to leave the stage.
Skid Row vocalist performed at a show with Chevy Metal , a cover band featuring Shane , son of the late Taylor Hawkins , on drums , at The Copa Room Bootlegger Bistro on Friday, September 5th.
According to TMZ , a person present at the show reported that the fan in question was filming Bach and made an obscene gesture after he went on stage. Upon noticing this, Bach grabbed the microphone and began to curse at her. Bach explains that the fan in question had asked for a hug while he was talking to his wife; when he refused, the fan began to provoke Bach.
“Hey! That bitch! Get her out of here, damn it! She comes in while I'm talking to my wife and says, 'Hey, can Sebastian give me a hug?' I'm no monkey, get your ugly ass out of here, damn it. Get her out of here, damn it! Get out of here, you son of a bitch. Go fuck yourself!” Then the band started playing “Mountain Song” by Jane's Addiction.
The moment was captured in a video posted by a fan on Facebook .
Sebastian Bach and other artists perform Chevy Metal.
Chevy Metal, a band founded in 2013 by Taylor Hawkins, the Foo Fighters who passed away in 2022 due to an overdose, and known for playing covers of rock classics, performed a show on the evening of Sunday, August 31st, in Agoura Hills, California.
The original lineup also included Dave Grohl on vocals, Mick Murphy on guitar, and Wiley Hodgen on bass. However, at their last show, the band featured many special guests.
Hawkins' former bandmate Dave Grohl and Lee Ving, guitarist for Fear , joined forces for a cover of Fear's "Beef Bologna".
Also present were Revel Ian , son of Scott Ian , guitarist of Anthrax , as well as Shane , son of Hawkins , covering “19th Nervous Breakdown” by the Rolling Stones Black Sabbath covers .
Also present were Elliot Easton , from The Cars , performing the Cars songs "Just What I Needed," "Candy-O," and "Let the Good Times Roll," as well as Sebastian Bach and Gene Simmons .
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