Australian DJ duo Bread Gang’s recent trip to Las Vegas ended in wild scenes after one member was jailed and the pair were given lifetime bans from five casinos.
to their YouTube channel, the duo travelled with a small group of friends to Las Vegas to celebrate one member’s birthday, as a surprise.“I don’t know if I believe you. Are we actually going to Vegas?” he asked them, ecstatic when the trip was confirmed.However, the trip took a turn for the worse as they immediately received a lifetime ban at one casino on their first night, and later banned from four more.
“We got lifetime bans from casinos. of the boys went to jail for days. Patty got robbed at gunpoint $2,500 . We stayed nights longer than planned,” the caption in the video stated.Just one example of their extreme intoxication. Picture: Bread Gang/YouTube“We ended up spending seven days here were in prison for thirty hours,” they explained.
“Me and the boys running amok in Vegas. We copped five lifetime bans Bellagio, Caesar’s Palace … yeah it wasn’t good,” he said.
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