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Violent storm wrecks rock fest

 

Violent storm wrecks rock fest

thinkSPAIN Team 12/07/2008

Violent storm wrecks rock fest
Last night's Monsters of Rock festival was washed out by a violent fifteen-minute wind and hail storm that also disrupted the 2008 international exhibition cultural programme.

One spectator was hospitalised after being hit by a metal scaffolding plank, but was not seriously injured.

Around 7,000 heavy metal fans had been looking forward to a star-studded line-up, including the likes of Deep Purple, Thin Lizzy and Twisted Sister.

Organisers are assessing whether tonight's concerts, including a performance by Iron Maiden, can be salvaged.

At the Expo site, the storm, which struck at around 10pm, forced the suspension of a joint concert by Estrella Morente and Dulce Pontes, also interrupting the Iceberg show.

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