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Article B: Taken from a red top tabloid newspaper

Rock fans storm ticket office

[Provocative use of ‘storm’; dramatic headline]

ANGRY [sensationalist adjective] rock fans stormed a ticket office following a no show at a Belfast gig by rocker Dave Cooper.

Thousands of rock fans attending the Summer Nights concert chanted “shame, shame” when promoters announced the outdoor concert was being cancelled at short notice.

^{Cops were called in as angry fans stormed the ticket office.}

Cooper, who earlier turned up for a sound check, went AWOL just before he was scheduled to take the stage for Saturday’s performance.

One of the UK’s top rockers [slang], Cooper draws legions of fans wherever he plays. Last night gig [slang] promoters Mackle Music Productions denied claims Cooper was seen with band members in a Dublin bar at the time he was meant to go on stage.

In Hiding

The rock star was in hiding last night as fans demanded an explanation for the no-show [slang]. Cops [slang] were called to the Belfast venue when fans – some of whom paid up to £50 for tickets – tried to force their way into a ticket office.

Shocked concert goer, Joe Smith said: “Some started to kick in the doors of the ticket office.”

A Mackle Music Productions spokeswoman said the star became suddenly sick with an undisclosed illness on Saturday.

The spokeswoman said: “Mackle Music Productions is currently looking at ways of refunding ticket prices.”

Angle of story: Cooper was wrong

^{Source of articles: CCEA}