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Patrick Sherry, frontman with the up-coming band Bad Beat Revue, was injured after he fell from the stage during the band's set at city's The Warehouse last week (July 20).
Sherry was attempting a spectacular set-closing jump but fell short and landed on the floor, injuring his head.
The Club NME night was immediately halted and the venue closed while the singer was taken to hospital. He later died of his injuries at 3am.
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