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Apparently members of Motley Crue getting hurt is incredibly funny, so they've gone and done it again!
Tommy Lee burned on stage
Bad boy US rocker Tommy Lee suffered burns to his face and arms when a pyrotechnics stunt performed during a Motley Crue concert went wrong, the band said today.
But Lee, 42, who was suspended on cables 10 metres above the stage during a show in Casper, Wyoming, was not seriously injured in the fiery explosion yesterday.
"Tommy Lee suffered minor burns on his arms and face while suspended 30 feet above the stage during a pyrotechnic explosion at a Motley Crue concert," the group said in a statement on its website.
Lee was treated in hospital as an outpatient following the incident and was later released.
He is expected to make a full recovery and no shows have been cancelled, the group said.
"He didn't look good while the paramedics were treating him backstage so we chose to err on the side of caution and send him to the hospital," Motley Crue singer Vince Neil was quoted as saying.
The band reunited earlier this year after a six-year break for a tour that Motley Crue hails as wildly successful.
Following the end of their US tour later this month, the group will join veteran rockers the Rolling Stones for shows in the US cities of Portland and Seattle before touring in Japan and Australia.
Apparently members of Motley Crue getting hurt is incredibly funny, so they've gone and done it again!
Tommy Lee burned on stage
Bad boy US rocker Tommy Lee suffered burns to his face and arms when a pyrotechnics stunt performed during a Motley Crue concert went wrong, the band said today.
But Lee, 42, who was suspended on cables 10 metres above the stage during a show in Casper, Wyoming, was not seriously injured in the fiery explosion yesterday.
"Tommy Lee suffered minor burns on his arms and face while suspended 30 feet above the stage during a pyrotechnic explosion at a Motley Crue concert," the group said in a statement on its website.
Lee was treated in hospital as an outpatient following the incident and was later released.
He is expected to make a full recovery and no shows have been cancelled, the group said.
"He didn't look good while the paramedics were treating him backstage so we chose to err on the side of caution and send him to the hospital," Motley Crue singer Vince Neil was quoted as saying.
The band reunited earlier this year after a six-year break for a tour that Motley Crue hails as wildly successful.
Following the end of their US tour later this month, the group will join veteran rockers the Rolling Stones for shows in the US cities of Portland and Seattle before touring in Japan and Australia.
