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Eagles of Death Metal's Jesse Hughes has issued an apology, seeking forgiveness for the comments he made about Le Bataclan's security being in on the attacks.

"Hughes spread some very grave and defamatory accusations against the Bataclan teams," the Paris venue's owners said. "Hundreds of people were saved thanks to [security's] intervention."

Jesse Hughes said several members of El Bataclan's security staff weren't at the venue the night of the Paris attacks because 'they had a reason not to show up.'

An emotional Eagles of Death Metal vocalist Jesse Hughes discussed the idea of gun control with French TV station.

Eagles of Death Metal made their triumphant return to the stage in Sweden following the horrific terrorist attack at their concert in Paris in November.

Bystanders claim to have heard the attackers shouting "Where's the singer?" and "Where are the Yanks?" after raiding the Bataclan.

I don't cry, but this made my eyes wet. Even Joshua Homme got emotional. I don't think I have to recap the horror that happened in Paris, just watch this, it made me feel connected to my EODM and QOTSA family. As I hope it will for you if you are a fan...

The Eagles of Death Metal took the stage today during a U2 concert in Paris, marking an emotional return after the terrorist attacks of Nov. 13.

Eagles Of Death Metal give their first, and only interview, since the attacks in Paris. And it's absolutely heart wrenching.

Eagles of Death Metal have reportedly given their first on camera interview since the Paris terrorist attacks.

After tragedy struck at the Eagles of Death Metal show in Paris last Friday, John Homme is looking to give back to the victims' families through his charity.

Terrorists killed dozens of people throughout Paris, including many at a venue where Eagles of Death Metal were playing.