Many within the music group are mourning the lives misplaced this weekend in a lethal mass taking pictures at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
A 22-year-old gunman opened hearth at Membership Q late Saturday evening, killing 5 individuals and injuring at the very least 18 others earlier than he was subdued by patrons and arrested by police. The membership launched a press release on Sunday, nothing that they have been “devastated by the mindless assault on our group.”
“WHY?! Simply f—ing why,” Kacey Musgraves wrote on Twitter, in response to the tragic information. “Right here we’re..shattered repeatedly. Residing in fixed worry. It’s so past f—ed up. These individuals have been simply freely having fun with their lives and weren’t hurting anybody. My coronary heart is in half for my LGBTQIA+ fam. Love y’all perpetually.”
“Can’t actually proceed saying “my coronary heart breaks for…” when it’s by no means allowed to heal from the final time this occurred, and the time earlier than that, and so forth,” Maren Morris famous in a tweet. “Pondering of my LGBTQ+ household as we speak.”
“Sending love and therapeutic to the victims of this tragedy,” Adam Lambert wrote in an Instagram Story.
In one other Instagram Story with a “Membership Q” graphic, Judas Priest’s Rob Halford wrote, “F—ing cease killing us.”
“F— your weapons,” Finneas, Billie Eilish’s brother, tweeted. “It’s loopy to learn horror tales like this and not using a shred of shock. Devastated for the victims and their households, devastated for the LGBTQ+ group. Devastated to stay in a rustic making so little progress on a difficulty solely our nation faces.”
Think about Dragons’ Dan Reynolds posted on Twitter: “occupied with all of the mindless gun violence that continues to plague our nation. hoping politicians will truly work to make actual change in America. occupied with our LGBTQ youth that already really feel unsafe. one other unhappy day. what number of extra? might we proceed to push for change.”
Hayley Kiyoko tweeted, “My coronary heart is so heavy for my LGBTQ group in Colorado Springs and the lives and family members taken from us. I’m so offended and upset. This hate can not proceed. Thanks to the heroes who helped deliver the shooter down. I really like you all a lot, I’m so sorry.”
“My coronary heart and my anger are with the queer individuals of Colorado Springs and queer individuals in all places as we speak. One other mass taking pictures at one other LGBTQ membership. My coronary heart f—ing breaks and my anger grows. Republicans have blood on their palms. Once more,” songwriter Justin Tranter stated on Instagram.
See their phrases concerning the tragedy under.
