An Adelaide concertgoer has left a Gun 'N Roses gig bruised and bloodied after lead vocalist Axl Rose hurled his microphone into the gang on Tuesday evening.
Rebecca Howe was having fun with the ultimate tune of the rockers' set when Rose threw his mic into the jam-packed sea of revellers - a transfer not unusual throughout concert events - which hit her within the face.
To make issues worse, a close-by punter managed to safe the microphone from the live performance flooring earlier than Howe might choose it up.
Howe stated the microphone landed squarely on her nostril and that she was coated in "blood in all places".
"I used to be in Diamond Standing, so it wasn't even proper on the entrance, and it was the final tune, Take Me Down To Paradise Metropolis," Howe instructed the Adelaide Advertiser.
"He took a bow after which he launched the microphone out to the gang … after which bang, proper on the bridge of my nostril."
"There was this large kerfuffle as this man tried to get the microphone … he held it up like a victory, 'I received it, I received it', whereas I used to be attempting to maintain my composure."
Howe stated she was hyperventilating from the shock.
"An off-duty police officer pulled me to the facet as a result of I used to be in shock and hyperventilating, my thoughts went, 'Oh my God, my face is caved in'," she stated.
"I had blood dripping down the entrance of me."
US rockers Weapons 'N Roses are at the moment in the midst of their Australia and New Zealand tour.
Tuesday's harm is definitely not the primary time a fan has been injured down beneath throughout their exhibits.
In 2013, a Perth man additionally copped a microphone to the face, which broken his two entrance enamel.
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9News.com.au has contacted A Weapons N' Roses tour spokesperson for remark.