Jesse Hughes, the lead singer of the Eagles of Death Metal, the band that was playing the Paris venue that turned into a deadly hostage situation last week when terrorists opened fire, gave a detailed account of what happened.
Hughes said the Islamic State (ISIS) terrorists killed fans hiding inside the band’s dressing room in the Bataclan theater on the night of Nov. 13. At least 130 people died in a series of attacks carried out across Paris, with a good number of deaths occurring at the Bataclan.
In an emotional interview with Vice, the 43-year-old singer said that one person in the room survived by hiding under his leather jacket.
Vice released a short clip of the interview, which was released by its founder Shane Smith. Hughes. It also shows the band’s co-founder, Josh Homme, who is also the frontman for Queens of the Stone Age.
