Foo Fighters show generated complaints from neighbors in Ireland - Terra Peru

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There is no doubt that Foo Fighters is one of the bands most successful but also louder today. So "proved it" the inhabitants of a nearby neighborhood to a festival held in Belfast, Ireland North, who complained about the high volume of amplifiers of the Group of Dave Grohl.

"Almost heard every ooh, ahh, and each hit on the battery", Gráinne McGravey told BBC News News Agency. Another neighbor who lives a mile from the Osborne Park - place where took place the Belfast Festival - said that the sound was so strong that its Windows vibrated. "I thought I was at the concert, so high was." "It was impossible to do anything else in my house," he added.

The Councillor for the region, Claire Hanna, said he received a lot of phone calls denouncing noises. "It was exceptionally high." "I am to have concerts at this level but we have to find a balance between the right of the public to have a good time and those who want to spend a quiet night at home", said the authority.

The theme of the volume in the festivals is a subject of debate in several British cities. In addition to Belfast, complaints were received by the shows that took place in Hyde Park during the recent European summer in London.

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