Alleged attack: Pietro Lombardi canceled concert in Munich

In the morning of February 13, at least 28 people were injured in a suspected attack. Pietro Lombardi (32) has therefore canceled a concert planned for Thursday. The singer originally wanted to perform for his tour final in Munich.

“My thoughts are among those affected and their families. I wish you a lot of strength and pray for you,” writes Lombardi for a video. In this, the 32-year-old turns directly to his fans.

“I’m shocked, I am sad and I’m extremely angry. […] As you can see, I am here in Munich, in the Olympic Hall, “Lombardi opens the clip.” And we got up this morning and have received this terrible news that terrible things happened today in Munich. “

Together with his team and those responsible, he decided not to play this concert today. Because, I don’t find it fitting to do some somehow here now at party […]While families worry about their children’s lives and simply a great grief in Munich. “

He got a lot of messages frightened fans and could understand this: “I don’t want to be responsible for getting thousands of people here if fear is just too great.” Lombardi loves to “stand on stage, but it doesn’t feel really good”. Ticket owners should get their money back.

The singer, who is a father himself, is “deeply touched” and is in my thoughts among the families of the victims. He hoped that “this dark Germany can finally get bright again and that we no longer have to be afraid to go out. We are afraid to let out our children. Every two weeks a shitty assassination. I don’t feel like it. It is slow. Please, please, I don’t know what to say. “

Around 10:30 a.m., a car in Munich drove to a group of people that was part of a strike train. According to the police, at least 28 people were injured. A 24-year-old suspect was arrested. There are therefore indications for an extremist background. According to the current status, two seriously injured. Munich Mayor Dieter Reiter (66) confirmed that children are also among the injured.