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Trophy Eyes have spoken out about a “heartbreaking” stagediving incident involving frontman John Floreani that left a fan needing spinal surgery.During a show at Mohawk Place in Buffalo, New York last week (April 30), Floreani stagedived into the crowd, but one fan – Bird Piché – ended up with serious injuries, requiring emergency surgery.The Australian post-hardcore band have now shared an official statement on their social media channels, alongside a link to a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for Piché.https://t.co/mzqqCkgidR pic.twitter.com/vY9OPl6CcJ— Trophy Eyes (@trophyeyesmusic) May 3, 2024“As the result of a tragic accident on the night of April 30th, a Trophy Eyes fan was injured at our Buffalo NY show,” they wrote. “We elected to immediately shut down the show as John accompanied them to the hospital with their family.”“Out of respect for the family, we have refrained from speaking about this publicly so far, but with the blessing of their family we are now able to say how truly heartbroken we are to be here now.

HGTV star took to Instagram Monday to share a video of a slimmed-down Ben Napier, who she said began his health and fitness journey last winter before undergoing shoulder surgery in March.The video sees the  star in an Oxford button-down shirt and chinos. Set to the song, «You Don't Mess Around With Jim,» by Jim Croce, Ben appears confident, rocking a pair of tan boots, as he casually holds a coat over his arm."@scotsman.co got hardcore about his health and fitness last winter ahead of his big shoulder surgery that was in march so he could sleep better on his back and lower his BP.

coronavirus restrictions.The city’s current rules allow for indoor spaces to host gigs at 33 per cent capacity or up to 100 people, and 200 people outdoors. Capacity can increase to 150 and 500 respectively providing all attendees present proof of a negative coronavirus test.“This matter is actively being investigated as the permit application filed and agreement appear to have been violated — future permits are in jeopardy,” a spokesperson for the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation told Gothamist.Madball’s show, which took place on April 26 at Tompkins Square Park, was free to attend, with gig-goers encouraged to donate to a crowfunder for New York Firefighters Burn Center Foundation.

Tallahassee Democrat reported.MORE NEWS: Still no winner! Powerball grows to $730M; Mega Millions to be $850MFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Saturday granted Tallahassee Mayor John Dailey’s request to have the National Guard brought in to help protect the state Capitol.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA porn-obsessed man has won a hefty lawsuit against his mum and dad after they threw away his massive collection of hardcore porn and sex toys.David Werking, 42, claimed that his parents had no right to get rid of his saucy collection, despite him living at their property, and District Judge Paul Maloney ruled in his favour.Werking's beloved stash of naughty films and toys were destroyed without his knowledge and he was left raging after discovering a whopping 12 boxes had disappeared.Amongst the discarded materials were Michigan-based David's favourite films, 'Big Bad Grannies' and 'Frisky Business'.Recently divorced David had moved in

Avery Singer might be spending a lot of time with her mom and dad, Ramona Singer and Mario Singer, during the coronavirus (COVID-19) while self-quarantining with them in Florida, but she's still making time for her love life.

DAVID Beckham and his brood might be on lockdown with the rest of the UK, but that hasn't impacted their fitness regime. David, 44, has been keeping fit at home and he's even roped his 15-year-old son Cruz into joining his routine amid the global coronavirus pandemic.

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