Damon Albarn Gets Carried Off Stage In Denmark After 5-Hour Set

During a recent concert in Denmark, musician Damon Albarn was carried off stage after performing a five-hour set.

The Blur frontman performed for The Africa Express Project during the Roskilde Festival on July 4 along with fellow musicians Songhoy Blues, Nick Zinner, Jeff Wootton and Seye Adelekan. After the set, which Pitchfork reports ended at 4 a.m., Albarn was told to stop, but he refused to. Instead, he motivated the crowd to keep on cheering so he could continue playing.

The Gorillaz co-founder had the crowed so riled up that security came out on stage and physically carried him off. The excitement took place while Albarn was singing a cover of The Clash's "Should I Stay Or Should I Go," and judging by the video below, the crowd definitely wanted him to stay.

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The Africa Express Project is an organization that brings musicians from all over the world and from all genres together to raise awareness and funds for education in Africa. They have released various recorded projects, including Terry Riley's In C Mali, which featured Albarn along with Brian Eno and Nick Zinner.