Sting just sent a message of support to the Christian drummer, Lionel Duke, who suffered a cardiac arrest on stage.
The former police frontman played in Liverpool at the On the Waterfront Festival at Pier Head and marked his first performance in the city since 1979.
Earlier that day, the popular 80s band played on the same stage and AFT4R only two songs, Lionel collapsed with the front man, where Garry Christian was to call the help of relief services.
Shortly after, a spokesman for the band confirmed to the audience that Lionel probably had suffered from cardiac arrest.
“We really hope he will do it,” said the spokesman, adding, “he did not have a pulse he has one now, we think. Thank you very much.”
A post about the Christian Facebook page read: “We are awaiting news from Heart and Chest Hospital on Broad Green and thanking the phenomenal team of medicine present from the Waterfront Liverpool team that stepped in so quickly to help our poor Lionel. Send positive vibes in this way.”
The Christians supported stitches in complete capacity for a smooth transition to its surplus set, and when The shape of my heart Singer eventually went to the stage, he shared a few words about Lionel Duke’s condition.
“The drummer in the band before is ok,” Sting told the audience, adding, “He is in the hospital. All of us pray he goes well. Our thoughts are with him.”
