21,000 people, many of them teen and tween girls and their parents, out for a good time at a concert. For at least 22 of them, it was the last night of their lives. The tragic suicide bombing that took place outside an Ariana Grande show in Manchester, UK hit home to a number of musicians, many of whom are still smarting from the Paris massacre at le Bataclan during an Eagles of Death Metal show. As details continue to emerge, many artists are weighing in on the tragedy.
Our thoughts are with the victims and their families in Manchester https://t.co/PmzWyKPp27 pic.twitter.com/X2P2a2bCQc
— BlackSabbath (@BlackSabbath) May 23, 2017
Another dark night for humanity. I hope there is some light in there for some of you. I have no words.
— Devin Townsend (@dvntownsend) May 23, 2017
My thoughts are with Manchester. Stay strong my friends. pic.twitter.com/C30E7kmSVn
— Alan Robert (@arobert) May 23, 2017
Saddened by the senseless tragedy in Manchester, our thoughts are with all affected.
— I Prevail (@IPrevailBand) May 23, 2017
— Joe Perry (@JoePerry) May 23, 2017
I can't believe this horrible tragedy in Manchester. My heart goes out to all the victims, their families & friends. Unfuckingbelievable.
— Slash (@Slash) May 23, 2017
