Forty-two years after Ozzy Osbourne bit the pinnacle off a bat, the bat world lastly retaliated on the rock universe. The Fairly Reckless singer Taylor Momsen was bitten by a bat onstage whereas opening for AC/DC in Seville, Spain, on Wednesday evening (Could twenty ninth).
Together with a video of the incident and her subsequent go to to the hospital, Momsen posted, “So…ROCK AND ROLL MOMENT … in Sevilla Wednesday throughout ‘Witches Burn’ of all songs… a BAT flew onto me and clung to my leg … within the second I used to be performing and had no concept till the unimaginable crowd stored screaming and pointing … he was cute, however sure he bit me … so rabies photographs for the following two weeks. because of all of the workers on the hospital who dubbed me #batgirl after seeing it on the native information that morning … extra footage to return … that’s one for the books!!!!”
Within the footage of the live performance, Momsen is seen saying, “You guys are pointing at one thing, and I don’t know what you’re seeing,” moments later exclaiming, “There’s a fucking flying bat on my leg proper now! Can somebody assist me please?” She then shrieks, earlier than declaring, “I need to actually be a witch!”
Her bandmates and a photographer then rush to her aspect, with the photographer knocking the bat off Momsen’s leg, however not earlier than taking a couple of close-up footage first.
As Momsen talked about, she should get rabies photographs for the following two weeks, as The Fairly Reckless proceed to help AC/DC on the latter’s UK/European tour via mid August (choose up tickets right here).
Fortunately, she seems to be OK, and now has an incredible rock ‘n’ roll second to speak about for many years to return.
The Fairly Reckless are touring in help of their 2021 album Demise by Rock and Roll, whereas AC/DC are within the midst of their first tour in eight years.
Take a look at video of Taylor Momsen’s onstage bat incident and her hospital go to under, adopted by her 2021 look on Consequence‘s Kyle Meredith With … podcast.