Green Day Cuts Detroit Concert Short Over Unauthorized Drone
Band Leaves Stage After Drone Flies Over Crowd
Green Day abruptly ended their concert in Detroit on Tuesday night after an unauthorized drone was spotted flying over the crowd. The band was performing at the DTE Energy Music Theatre when the drone was seen hovering above the stage.
Band Members Express Concern for Safety
Lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong stopped the show and asked the audience to move away from the stage. "We're not going to take any chances with your safety," Armstrong said. "We love you guys, but we have to get you out of here." The band then left the stage and the concert was canceled.
FAA Investigating Incident
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating the incident. It is illegal to fly a drone over a crowd of people without permission from the FAA. The FAA is also investigating whether the drone was being flown by someone who was intoxicated or under the influence of drugs. Concert organizers said they are working with the FAA to determine who was responsible for flying the drone and. Organizers also added that all necessary safety measures were in place for the show.
Similar Incidents Have Occurred in the Past
This is not the first time that a drone has disrupted a concert. In 2015, a drone crashed into the stage during a performance by Lady Gaga at the Super Bowl halftime show. In 2016, a drone disrupted a concert by Justin Bieber in London. These incidents raise concerns about the safety of using drones at concerts and other large events.
FAA Regulations on Drone Use
The FAA has strict regulations on the use of drones. Drones must be registered with the FAA and must be flown in accordance with FAA regulations. Drones cannot be flown over crowds of people, near airports, or in restricted airspace. The FAA can impose civil penalties on individuals who violate these regulations. Here is a link to the FAA website with more information about drone regulations.
Conclusion
The unauthorized drone that flew over the Green Day concert in Detroit is a reminder of the importance of following FAA regulations. Drones can be dangerous if they are not flown safely. The FAA is investigating the incident and may take action against the person who was responsible for flying the drone.
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