Which was going to add another hour onto the start time.
"Shortly after everyone got back in more lightning struck. The city had apparently extended the curfew so that the band could still play until 11:30, despite their later start. By 9:15, the venue allowed fans to head back to their seats and Avenged was going to take the stage at 9:45. Shadows' post says that lighting struck around 5PM and 8:45PM. So the show goes on as planned and we watch the weather carefully," he continued. Meaning, we can't go on at 7PM to miss the storm when we are advertised for 9:10.
"The show has set times that are clearly defined. Shadows stated that whenever lightning is detected within five miles of the venue, the show has to be stopped for 30 minutes, and people are ordered to "shelter in place." After the 30 minutes have passed, if there is no more lightning, the venue gives fans an extra 30 minutes to make their way back to the venue so the show can go on. I'm sure we can all agree that if people were being struck by lightning at concerts we would hold the promotor accountable," the singer wrote. It's a huge hassle for them to have a show canceled like this but there are some guidelines that they must follow for people's safety.
"At the end of the day, Live Nation, the venue and Ticketmaster want the show to go on at all costs.
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