Tool performed two sets at the Tool in the Sand festival on March 7 and 8, and played four repeat songs on the second night. Fans expressed disappointment over the concerts, which were billed as "two unique sets.

According to the Reddit user responsible for posting the clip, Tool’s first night (March 7). However, the following day’s performance (March 8) did not meet fans expectation. The individual claimed that Tool promised patrons “two unique sets” but instead delivered mirroring performance.

There was a palpable sense of betrayal in the air as the show began the second night, and it lingered throughout the remainder of the weekend."

A Reddit user who was at the festival filmed fans booing the band, and even cursing and flipping the bird, near the end of their set on Saturday night (March 8). Now, fans are con

Tool are one of the great rock bands of the era, with classic albums like Ænima and Lateralus. But everything seemed to go wrong at Live In The Sand, the group’s all-inclusive destination music festival at Hard Rock & Royalton Resorts in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.

Fans expressed outrage at the rock band Tool by booing them at the Sand Festival that ran in the Dominican Republic from March 7-9. The rockers performed two sets at the festival and several fans were left disappointed after shelling out lots of money only to discover the second night’s performance was a repeat of the first.

While not exactly a Fyre Festival level of chaos, the Tool quandary presents a new and amusing legal logic to ponder: If your favorite artist asserts that they’ll do two distinctive concerts and doesn’t follow through,

Tool fans are pretty upset after the band played two similar sets at their first-ever Tool Live in the Sand festival this past weekend.

A lawyer believes fans are entitled to compensation after the band played a similar setlist twice at their all-inclusive destination festival.