Bury Tomorrow Lucky Escape From Their Own Fans
. The band admit they weren't flavor of the month with festival security staff, but they're still reeling over the success of their main stage set. Davyd says: "When you're band that pride yourself on intimate shows� that's the biggest crowd I felt like I could interact with people. During Lionheart I got down and walked up and down in front of the crowds. "Then Dan called for so many crowdsurfers I got kicked in the head about three times, and decided to go back on the stage! Security swore a lot after our set. They were laughing, but apparently they were not happy." more on this story Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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