Paul Kelly Hospitalised After Gravy Attack at Charity Concert
Australian pub rock legend Paul Kelly, 68, was hospitalised over the weekend when a fan threw a bucket of scalding hot gravy onto the stage during his performance at the Betoota Heights charity concert.
This incident highlights a disturbing trend where musicians increasingly face assaults by random objects during live shows.
Recent Assaults on Musicians
In the past two months, several high-profile artists in the US have been targeted similarly. Among those affected are Bebe Rexha, Harry Styles, Lil Nas X, Ava Max, and P!nk.
“This pattern of attacks has become an almost weekly report in the US,” indicating a growing concern for performers' safety during live events.
Context and Community Impact
The attack on Kelly occurred at a child-friendly pub in Betoota’s bayside area, a venue typically known for its family-friendly atmosphere, making the incident even more shocking.
Other Local Reports
- A 24-year-old man from Sydney recently encountered confusion about the role of a "mayor."
- A man in his 30s from the southside experienced chest discomfort earlier in the day.
These local stories, though unrelated, highlight diverse happenings in the Betoota community alongside the troubling news about attacks on entertainers.
Author's summary: Paul Kelly was seriously harmed when a fan threw hot gravy during his concert, reflecting a worrying rise in attacks on musicians at live events worldwide.