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Disturbed's Pyrotechnics Damage Bulls' Championship Banners at Chicago Concert
The Chicago Bulls' six NBA championship banners have been removed from the United Center after sustaining damage from pyrotechnics during a Disturbed concert. In a statement released on Friday (March 14),
Disturbed Concert Damages Chicago Bulls Championship Banners
Disturbed took their tour to their hometown of Chicago. The heavy metal band brought major pyrotechnics to the United Center, and the fire damaged the Bulls’ championship banners.
Disturbed Concert Pyrotechnics Damage a Piece of Their Hometown History
Thanks to a fire from Disturbed's concert pyrotechnics, the Chicago Bulls' six championship banners are gone for the season.
Chicago Bulls championship banners damaged as Disturbed gets down with the sickness
The Chicago Bulls will need to do a little cleaning to their championship banners after an issue at a concert damaged them.
Disturbed pyrotechnics damage famous Chicago Bulls championship banners during hometown show
Wayward pyro at Disturbed show in Chicago leads basketball team's NBA championship banners to be removed for repair
Bulls Championship Banners Damaged by Pyrotechnics of Metal Band Disturbed
Multiple championship banners of the Chicago Bulls were damaged by pyrotechnics from the metal band Disturbed.
Video shows how Bulls' 6 championship banners were damaged during a United Center concert
A recent Disturbed concert at Chicago's United Center caused minor damage to the Chicago Bulls' six championship banners. Fire from the concert's pyrotechnics damaged the NBA title banners on Saturday,
Michael Jordan and Bulls’ Championship Banners Suffer Damage Because of Disturbed’s Pyrotechnics
The United Center is a sacred building in the land of basketball — the building in which the Chicago Bulls reside and the home of Michael Jordan during his years of dominance. When you think of the United Center,
Bulls title banners removed for season after sustaining damage during Disturbed concert
All six Bulls championship banners have been removed from the United Center for the rest of the season after sustaining damage during a concert.
Here's how a rock concert's pyrotechnics destroyed the 6 championship banners at the Chicago Bulls' United Center!
During a Disturbed concert at the Chicago Bulls' United Center, pyrotechnics caused damage to the six championship banners commemorating the team's NBA victories in the 1990s.
Review and setlist: Disturbed performs energetic, engaging show in unconventional way at TD Garden
Disturbed played its biggest hit as the fourth song of its show, but it still powered through the two-plus-hour long concert.
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Disturbed Concert's Pyrotechnics Damage Chicago Bulls' Championship Banners
Banners from NBA team's Michael Jordan reign suffer "minor damage" during metal band's United Center concert, won't be on ...
Chicago Bulls championship banners damaged by Disturbed concert pyrotechnics
All six of the Chicago Bulls' championship banners were pulled from the rafters and removed from the United Center after being damaged at a concert last week.
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