Lamb of God Drummer Chris Adler Urges Fans to Remember Deceased Concertgoer

After a long and controversial process, Lamb of God vocalist Randy Blythe has been acquitted of manslaughter charges in the Czech Republic. Although fans worldwide are celebrating Blythe's freedom and exoneration, Lamb of God drummer Chris Adler made a point to memorialize Daniel Nosek, who died soon after suffering head trauma at a Czech 2010 Lamb of God show.

Randy Blythe took a massive chance returning to the Czech Republic instead of harboring himself in the U.S., but with a "not guilty" verdict handed to the vocalist yesterday (March 5) by a Prague court, Blythe's name has been cleared. Soon after the judgement, Blythe posted a short statement on his Instagram page:

I have been found not guilty & acquitted of all charges against me. I am a free man. Please remember the family of Daniel Nosek in your thoughts & prayers in this difficult time. I only wish for them peace. Thank you for your support- Randy

In his own Facebook post, drummer Chris Adler shares the same sentiment of remembering Daniel Nosek:

We greatly appreciate and have been fortunate to have the support of our friends, families and fans from all over the world during a nightmare situation for us in Prague. We are now able to get back to work, but are still saddened by the loss of Daniel Nosek. The trial may be over, but the loss is forever and we also continue to mourn. ~Chris

Lamb of God are scheduled to perform at the 2013 Resurrection Festival in Spain, which runs from Aug. 1-3. Get ready for future shows from Lamb of God, as the band is now back in business.