Glass Animals canceled a concert in Lithuania: a member of the group had an accident

Many glbad wizards encountered unexpected problems last week when they gave up their most anticipated performance at the Open & Polish Music Festival. At that time, after apologizing to the fans, they did not specify the reason for the cancellation. Joe Seaward's life was then suspended and everyone was waiting for a verdict for the worried doctors.

Today, members of the group unveiled their official statement – Joe will recover, but the recovery process will be long and difficult, published in a press release. Dear friends, last Monday, my best friend and drummer Joe was hit by a truck on a Dublin bike. He suffered serious injuries to the head and foot. Fortunately, it is alive. After some complicated operations, he is still at the beginning of the recovery. It will be a very long, sophisticated and twisted path. But seeing how much he has reached in seven days, I think Joe will be able to reemerge from the same hemlock, "writes Dave Bayley, singer of Glbad Animals in a fan-sensitive letter.

The state of Joe Seaward is still extremely difficult – in the collision with a truck, he was not only crushed by the foot, but also the skull head. trauma, the brain was damaged responsible for verbal language. "At first, Joe was only able to say" I "(I), but every day he finds more and more new words," Dave does not lose hope, adding that the feat up here and the fact that Joe is already able to move his fingers. "This news is very painful for us. Not just because of the cancellation of the representation of Glbad Animals at the festival we were waiting for. The worst thing about Joe himself. Glbad Animals has already played at Lofte and are extremely cool and friendly guys, so it's very sad that the tragedy has happened to them. We send them a lot of support and, with all we hope for, the best, Joe will quickly get back on his feet and will definitely return to Vilnius with the group. And we are doing our best to find new headliners for the festival as soon as possible and we look forward to your understanding and support until we resolve the situation, "says Viktor Diawara, the head of the festival. one of the organizers of Loft Fest