Fan Dies After Stage Diving at a Suicidal Tendencies Show

by | Jan 28, 2014

Sad news today as we’ve learned a Swiss man died last week after attempting to stage dive at a Suicidal Tendencies show in Europe.

According to reports, a 28-year-old man from Solothurn, Switzerland jumped off stage during the concert featuring Suicidal Tendencies with Terror and Evergreen Terrace — and nobody caught him!

After the incident he seemed to be doing okay, but then started having an epileptic seizure, where he was rushed to the hospital and died two days later. Authorities called it a very tragic accident.

Guys, we’re all about stage diving, but please, be safe out there.

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