Show-Stoppers: When Music Stars Are Arrested at Concerts
Musicians who broke the law instead of breaking a leg.
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Show-Stoppers: When Music Stars Are Arrested at Concerts - As they say, one monkey don't stop no show — unless that monkey happens to be a police officer with a warrant. And that's exactly the type of monkey business that went down last Thursday, March 29, when the NYPD arrested Slaughterhouse rapper Joe Budden for an outstanding warrant stemming from traffic violations. The arrest occurred right before the Shady Records quartet was set to perform at the Best Buy Theater in Times Square. But, unfortunately, that wasn't the first time that a music star has been put in cuffs at a concert. Click on to see other musicians who broke the law instead of breaking a leg.(Photo: WENN.com)
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Flesh-N-Bone - Cleveland cops had, um, a bone to pick with this member of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, arresting him for outstanding warrants in the middle of a sold-out concert at the House of Blues in Cleveland. (Photo: Courtesy Sumerian Records/Facebook)
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Tyler, the Creator - Tyler wasn't so much into creating last December, when he was arrested for vandalism after a show at L.A.'s Roxy Theatre, where he allegedly bashed a mixing board in an argument with a soundman. (Photo: EPA/STEVE C. MITCHELL/LANDOV)
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Machine Gun Kelly - Machine Gun Kelly took this raging thing too far this past January, when he was arrested at a Florida venue for reportedly brawling after a show. (Photo: Landis/PictureGroup)
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Wiz Khalifa - Breaking news: Wiz Khalifa smokes a whole lot of weed. The Pittsburgh rapper was arrested leaving a show in North Carolina when police found 60 grams of marijuana on his tour bus. Black and yellow...and green. (Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty Images)
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