KNOCKED LOOSE's Show Paused Seemingly Due To A Wall Of Death

Knocked Loose's March 18 show seem at the O2 Victoria Warehouse in Manchester, England hit a weird hiccup midway through. As Knocked Loose was playing "Everything Is Quiet Now", a wall of death broke out and the band just kinda… walked of stage despite the backing tracks and lights still going. Knocked Loose then returned to the stage and played the rest of the show, but apparently never acknowledged the fact that everything stopped for a minute there.

On Redditor offered a firsthand account of the weirdness, writing: "Just been at tonight's show in Manchester and was just wondering if anyone knew what happened about half way/three quarters of the way through the set when midway through one of the songs (I forget which) the band suddenly left the stage but the backing tracks and lights where still playing? Some people seemed to leave quickly but others just didn't seem phased. It was an ace show up until then, there just seemed to be an atmosphere after that incident and it was never acknowledged."

Knocked Loose hasn't addressed the situation, if there even is one. The prevailing thought online is that the venue managers requested there not be a wall of death, and the band got in trouble for doing it anyway. We'll see what happens, but yeah – what an odd thing to happen at a show, and then not address it.