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"Axl Rose is f***ing out of his mind," raged Hughes. "He wasn't even there when we played. He got there about 30 minutes after we got done playing. He waltzed on to the stage and went nuts. He had a couple of fans thrown out for pissing him off. Then when he called us The Pigeons Of ---- Metal, Tommy Stinson, their bass player took his bass off and goes: 'f*** you, that's it'. And then he threw his bass down. But then Axl picked up his bass and f***ing threw it at him dude. It was a f***ing circus up there."
Despite reports claiming that his band were thrown off the tour for the poor reception they received, Hughes said by the end of the show EODM managed to win the fans over.[see full story for more]
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