When drones invade your concert, it's time to hit pause! Green Day's Detroit show took an unexpected turn when a rogue drone flew over. Find out what happened next!
Green Day rocked Detroit last week during their electrifying "Saviors Tour" at Comerica Park, alongside special guests like Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid, and the Linda Lindas. Fans were pumped for an unforgettable night of music under the bright lights, but what unfolded during their set was one for the books! Mid-performance, just as the band was diving into their iconic song "Longview," a rogue drone buzzed overhead, prompting an immediate pause in the show. The unexpected fly-over had everyone buzzing, but not necessarily in a good way!
The brief intermission was a precautionary measure taken to ensure the safety of the performers and the audience. Security quickly sprang into action, and the band was whisked off stage while the situation was assessed. According to a former Detroit Police Department sergeant, large events like this typically have strict protocols in place to keep unauthorized drones away—yet, somehow, this one slipped through the cracks. Talk about a surprise encore no one signed up for!
As the situation unfolded, concert-goers were left in a state of suspense. Was the drone equipped with vintage footage of Green Day’s greatest hits? Or was it just an overzealous fan giving a birds-eye view of the celebrations? Unfortunately, the authorities confirmed that a man operating the drone was questioned but not arrested, and the federal government has since taken over the investigation. Looks like the long arm of the law is combing through this cheeky deviant's antics!
While Green Day fans were relieved to see the band return to the stage after a brief hiatus, the evening concluded without further incident. Just imagine: a concert filled with punk rock energy disrupted by a drone—it's the stuff of urban legends! On a related note, this isn’t the first time drone drama has unfolded during concerts. Many artists have had to adapt to this modern menace of aerial photography, with some even taking the opportunity to embrace it as part of their show. However, one thing is clear: you can always count on a Green Day concert to push the boundaries of live music—and who knows? Perhaps there's a fresh punk anthem brewing about tonight's flying fiasco!
The "Saviors Tour" featuring Green Day with special guests the Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid, and the Linda Linda's was at Comerica Park in Detroit on September 4, ...
Green Day was briefly removed from the stage during their show Wednesday at Comerica Park Stadium in Detroit due to a drone flying over the venue.
Green Day were forced to briefly pause their concert at Detroit's Comerica Park due to an unauthorized drone hovering near the stage.
Large events such as Green Day's Comerica Park show typically have safety protocols to keep unauthorized drones away, a former DPD sergeant explains.
Detroit police officials said the man flying a drone into Comerica Park was questioned but not arrested. The case has been forwarded to the feds.
Green Day ended their performance of the song "Longview" in Detroit when unauthorized drone appeared flying over Comerica Park.
American rock band Green Day rushed off the stage in the middle of a Detroit concert after an unauthorized drone flew over the stadium.