Guns N' Roses threatened to walk off of the stage at London's O2 Arena on Friday, June 1 after fans pelted them with money and plastic cups.
"If you throw any f*****g thing on stage, we'll go home," protested bassist Tommy Stinson. "[He's] laying down the law," added a supportive Axl Rose.
Fans may have had good reason to express their disdain as the rockers showed up an hour late for the gig. Many fans walked out of the show well before its 2 AM finish. Other recent reports note that fans showing up in Slash themed regalia have been turned away at the door by security.
The band finished their two hour set with "Paradise City," after which Axl apologized, saying: "Thanks for putting up with us."
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