Metallica and Red Hot Chili Peppers are afraid of the euro crisis for moving Concerts

Oh, that's nice, that make the U.S. rockers Metallica worried about our currency, the euro crisis because they seem very busy. Who now believes, however, these tough guys show their soft, sensitive side, more wrong. Because the care of the mice was completely selfish ulterior motives.

Actually, the band wanted to come again to Europe in 2013 and are rocking the continent, but now they are just a year earlier. Fans will be pleased, James Hetfield and Co. already so welcome soon to be allowed again, but the reasons for the Advancement're a capitalist, as one might expect from a rock band.

They have quite simply afraid of € 2013 is simply nothing more value and performance will be for no longer being paid enough, the U.S. media. Also, the Red Hot Chili Peppers have jumped on the train and € have brought forward their concerts.

The management team of the two bands, told the Wall Street Journal: "We are a U.S. export, as well as Coca Cola. We look to the best markets. "If it should then go down with the € So sometime perman

ently the stream, we can not hope for more good concerts.

Capitalism does not stop just in front. But perhaps there are still bands that can take advantage of the impending Euro-off not so tame. But anyway: Thanks to all who have pushed the euro to ruin, at the end of the wrong people swim there anyway!