The Chicago Bulls' six NBA championship banners have been removed from the United Center after sustaining damage from ...

The banners were removed after stadium workers noticed they had been damaged following Saturday's concert featuring Disturbed, Three Days Grace, and Sevendust. The concert included pyrotechnics ...

The Chicago Bulls will no longer be displaying their six NBA championship banners for the remainder of the season. Following pyrotechnic issues during a Disturbed concert at the United Center ...

That's because all six Bulls championship banners were damaged during a Disturbed concert on Saturday night, according to the Chicago Tribune. Pyrotechnics fired off during the show created such ...

The heavy metal band Disturbed, which was formed in Chicago in 1994, performed at the arena Saturday, and the banners were damaged during a pyrotechnics show. The Chicago Tribune first reported ...

The banners were removed for cleaning after Saturday’s concert featuring Disturbed, Three Days Grace and Sevendust. The show included on-stage pyrotechnics, based on photos and videos of the ...

Earlier this month, all six of the Chicago Bulls’ championship banners were removed from the United Center. Officials blamed heat from fire at a Disturbed concert that caused “minor” fabric ...

It was almost as if the banners were “Inside the Fire,” which is, in fact, the name of the seventh-most-played Disturbed song on Spotify. Considering how many concerts occur at basketball ...

Fan video from the concert posted on social media showed the banners being blown by the flames onstage. Disturbed’s concert at the Chicago arena took place last Saturday; the banners were remove ...

By Mitchell Peters The Chicago Bulls‘ six NBA championship banners have been removed from the United Center after sustaining damage from pyrotechnics during a Disturbed concert. In a statement ...

While the Bulls have not been title contenders since Jordan's second retirement, those six banners have hung in the rafters for Chicago fans to gaze upon for decades. Then, Disturbed showed up at ...