Tool Fans Threaten Lawsuits Over Punta Cana Setlists

Fans expressed significant disappointment and anger at Tool's 'Live In The Sand' festival in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, due to the band's failure to deliver on a promise of 'two unique sets'. Over two nights, Tool performed largely similar setlists, repeating several songs, which led to audience booing and threats of class-action lawsuits. Many fans had paid up to $10,000 for the festival experience, which included travel and accommodation, expecting diverse performances on both nights. As a result, fans felt the event did not justify the high cost, describing it as a 'bait and switch'. The incident led to discussions on social media platforms, where attendees expressed their frustrations and called for refunds, citing a breach of contract. The festival, which also featured bands like Primus and Mastodon, otherwise had a well-received lineup apart from Tool’s repeated sets.