Five people were arrested in separate incidents during a Def Leppard/Poison/Lita Ford concert at Darien Lake Performing Arts Center near Buffalo, New York over the weekend.
One young woman was arrested for disorderly conduct/resisting arrest, two older individuals were arrested for obstruction of governmental administration/disorderly conduct, an older woman was arrested for trespassing and a young man was arrested for second-degree harassment after shoving a security guard.
The Buffalo News, however, did not report that the concert was disturbed, noting that "Def Leppard still played all its hits with agility and skill, the crowd delighting in it all."
Def Leppard's 2012 Rock of Ages tour resumes August 22 at Bangor, Maine's Bangor Waterfront Pavilion, and wraps on September 15 at Santa Barbara, California's Santa Barbara Bowl.
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