Axl Rose Explains Guns N' Roses Riot Sparking Cancelation
. "I already got sued for about, everything I own by f**kin' corporate radio and s**t," began Axl. "Now we're back on tour�I have to shut up. I did cancel the first show, at about six in the morning. My manager told me he canceled it and then didn't. And then Clear Channel wanted us to f**k up, because they wanted to end the tour. 'Cause they had some s**t going on in Florida or something� I don't know� a whole bunch of bulls**t. But I got really sick; it had nothing to do with fur coats and basketball games, you know. I love Philly. I came to visit here a few times and I really liked it. So I said, 'OK we're gonna risk it, what if we can throw in a show in Philly?' So it's good to be here with you people. I want to apologize for my part of that. You know, so� I'm not saying I'm innocent." According to Philadelphia news stations, the 2002 incident included an opening act at the First Union Center that performed for two hours before the show was called off, reportedly "due to health issues." more on this story hennemusic is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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