Motorhead has nixed a handful of live shows after the British heavy metal band’s iconic frontman Lemmy Kilmister suffered a hematoma.
Word of Lemmy’s latest ailment came from Barley Arts Promotion, the promoter behind the scheduled -- and subsequently canceled -- June 25 show in Milan, Italy. In a Facebook post, the live events firm explain that the cancelation was “caused by a severe hematoma which makes it impossible at the moment on stage.”
The group’s June 21 See-Rock Festival in Graz, Austria was also canned.