Bomb Threat Forces In Flames to Cut Set Short in Albuquerque

by Ryan Minic | Feb 10, 2012

In Flames were forced to cut their set short on Thursday in Albuquerque, New Mexico at Sunshine Theater due to a bomb threat.

The band commented, “We are here to entertain, wtf?!?!”

Police reportedly pulled the plug on the band’s set as they were set to perform their last song “Take This Life.”

The group are currently out supporting their album Sounds of a Playground Fading.

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