Ethel Cain has taken to social media to express her disappointment at the behavior of her fans at her recent concerts, and to ask them to respect each other. Some singer’s followers have complained that in her last shows the experience from the track leaves much to be desired, citing “shouts that do not let listen”, “touching” and “teasing towards disabled assistants.”
For this reason, before the concert that was held yesterday in London, the American artist wanted to make it clear in her Instagram Stories that the most important thing for her is that “you all respect each other, both in the queue and in the venue.” .
“I hate when I hear that someone who came to the concert left with a negative experience due to bad behavior on the dance floor,” says the singer, before commenting on some situations that she herself has seen among her audience: “Stamped towards the front row, “Moving people’s hands away when I reach them, verbal insults… It’s not good at all.”
Cain makes it clear to his fans that the only reason to go to his concerts is if you love the songs, since “there is no room for anything else.” This also talks about the repercussion that can be generated by these incidents: “Please do not give us the reputation of being a band that offers a negative experience to its fans at concerts.”
Finally, the singer-songwriter wants attendees to feel “safe and excited,” and not “like they are going to have to fight for their lives just to listen to some music,” she concludes.
