Nothing But Thieves have responded to online allegations of inappropriate behaviour with fans.
In a statement made on Twitter, the band claim they have been “falsely accused” and “will consider taking appropriate legal action against all slanderous claims.”
Read their full statement here.
Earlier today, Canadian group July Talk pulled out of supporting the band on their current UK tour, which visits Southampton Guildhall tonight (Wednesday, 15th November), and London’s Roundhouse this weekend (17th, 18th).
“We can no longer participate due to accounts we’ve read online of misconduct,” they explained. “Because we don’t anticipate this issue being resolved within the remaining dates, we have to step away.”
Nothing But Thieves were also dropped from playing a launch party for the NME Awards on Thursday, 16th November.
https://twitter.com/NME/status/930827760163086336
In a statement made on Twitter, the band claim they have been “falsely accused” and “will consider taking appropriate legal action against all slanderous claims.”
Read their full statement here.
Earlier today, Canadian group July Talk pulled out of supporting the band on their current UK tour, which visits Southampton Guildhall tonight (Wednesday, 15th November), and London’s Roundhouse this weekend (17th, 18th).
“We can no longer participate due to accounts we’ve read online of misconduct,” they explained. “Because we don’t anticipate this issue being resolved within the remaining dates, we have to step away.”
Nothing But Thieves were also dropped from playing a launch party for the NME Awards on Thursday, 16th November.
https://twitter.com/NME/status/930827760163086336
