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Echo & the Bunnymen Philadelphia Show Postponed After Singer's Accident
9 Jun
Summary
- Echo & the Bunnymen's Philadelphia concert was rescheduled due to frontman Ian McCulloch's accident.
- McCulloch sustained injuries and was understandably shaken, requiring medical assessment.
- The rescheduled show for June 9 will honor all original tickets.
The English post-punk band Echo & the Bunnymen has rescheduled their June 7 concert in Philadelphia. The postponement occurred because frontman Ian McCulloch was involved in a car accident while en route to the venue.
McCulloch, 67, required medical attention following the incident. While his injuries are not believed to be serious, he was understandably shaken and undergoing further assessment, including scans and X-rays, as a precautionary measure.
Due to this unforeseen circumstance, the band made the difficult decision to postpone the Philadelphia show. The concert is now scheduled for June 9, with all original tickets remaining valid for the new date.
Echo & the Bunnymen are currently on a North American tour, performing "The Very Best" of their discography. The band expressed regret for any disappointment caused to fans who had made plans for the original date.
