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Foo Fighters suing insurers over cancelled gigs on Sonic Highways tour

Band claim they were not properly advised over 2015 gigs that were cancelled first after an injury to Dave Grohl in June and then Novemberâ€™s Paris attacksFoo Fighters are taking on the insurance industry. The US band have filed a lawsuit against the insurers of their 2015 European tour for failing â€œto pay amounts that even they recognise are due and owingâ€ on claims made to several shows the band cancelled.The group are suing Lloyds of London, several insurance companies and t...

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15:24 on June 14 2016

Foo Fighters -- Terrorism Cancelled Our Shows ... Insurance Co. Needs to Pay!

TMZ — The Foo Fighters should have been fully covered when they pulled the plug on several concerts after terror threats, but Lloyd's of London is giving them the runaround ...... more info

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10:50 on June 15 2016

Foo Fighters suing insurers over cancelled gigs on Sonic Highways tour

Guardian Music — Band claim they were not properly advised over 2015 gigs that were cancelled first after an injury to Dave Grohl in June and then Novemberâ€™s Paris attacksFoo Fight... more info

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09:35 on June 15 2016

FOO FIGHTERS Sue Insurance Companies Over Canceled Shows

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — According to The Pulse Of Radio, FOO FIGHTERS filed a lawsuit on Monday (June 13) in Los Angeles against the world-famous 328-year-old insurance market Lloyd's of London,... more info

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16:43 on June 15 2016

Foo Fighters suing insurance companies over cancelled gigs

NME — Shows were cancelled after Dave Grohl broke his leg and following the Paris terror attacks more info

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10:30 on June 15 2016

Foo Fighters sue UK insurance companies over cancelled European shows

BBC News - UK — The band claims broker Robertson Taylor and underwriters Lloyd's of London haven't paid out for several cancelled gigs last year. more info

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