Monday Madness: The Bizarre, the Strange and the Weirdest Rock Concerts Ever Rock and roll has never been particularly good at following instructions. Some bands play until the audience begs for mercy. Others walk onstage, make a noise, and disappear before anyone has had time to applaud. Some perform in ancient ruins, on rooftops or hundreds of metres beneath the earth. And occasionally, things go so spectacularly wrong that the audience becomes part of the show. Welcome to Monday Madness, where we're celebrating the bizarre, the strange and the downright ridiculous side of live rock. The Concerts That Barely Happened The White Stripes: One Note and Goodbye St. John's, Newfoundland | 2007 Jack and Meg White had set themselves the ambitious task of playing every Canadian province. By the time they reached Newfoundland, the duo had apparently decided that a conventional concert wasn't quite enough. For their free pop-up appearance, the White Stripes delivered a single C-sh...
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