Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose took to social media to share that he is feeling a lot better after suffering from suspected "food poisoning" that hampered his performance during a concert in Chicago late last week.
The band rocked Wrigley Field last Thursday (September 16th) and Axl shared the following message with fans after the show, "A note to Chicago... I got to the show feeling great, but started getting sick pretty early on.
"It progressed to where I was throwing up & was light headed. Wouldn't have been surprised if I'd fallen off the front of the stage. I'd b fine then not, fine again then not all night. Was pretty crazy but the crowd was great n' I was in a great headspace n' we had fun.
"Luckily the Covid test was negative. Def messed with my vocals in places. Just glad we got thru it n' it didn't mess with the show too bad. I'm a lot better now. Seems most likely to be food poisoning.
"Looking forward to Milwaukee!"
Guns N' Roses Full Rock In Rio Performance Video Streaming online
Steven Adler Promises Classic Guns N' Roses Experience At Special Shows
Guns N' Roses Announce New International Dates
Guns N' Roses In The Studio For Appetite For Destruction's 35th Anniversary
Holiday Gift Guide: Early Edition
Quick Flicks: Todd Rundgren and Billy Preston
Live: Debbie Gibson Acoustic Youth Tour Closes in Chicago
Live: Iron Maiden Rocks Chicago On The Future Past World Tour
America - Live from the Hollywood Bowl 1975
Asking Alexandria, We Came As Romans Lead Additions To Welcome To Rockville
Alien Ant Farm Singer Punched In The Face By CKY Frontman
Foreigner's Lou Gramm Says Rock Hall Pulled 'Fast One' With Induction Ceremony
Lynyrd Skynyrd Plan To Release Gary Rossington's Final Concert
Doves Plot Intimate Live Dates
The Plot In You Share 'Spare Me' Video As New EP Arrives
Make Them Suffer Share 'Small Town Syndrome' Visualizer
Saint Blonde Take On Casual Dating With New Song 'Prowl'