I Just Got An E-Mail From The Actual Venue…



While we’ve been discussing aggressive security staff at venues, it seems I’ve caught someone’s attention… Because the actual venue (Fete Music Hall) of said aggressive security just sent me an e-mail, pinning a lot of what happened on the We Came As Romans Tour.

00:00 Intro / Drama Makes The World Go Around
01:55 A Quick Story Refresher
03:20 The E-mail Intro
04:27 How Many People We At The Show
05:12 The Tour/Venue Security Meeting
06:54 “Eye” Witnesses
08:17 The Venue’s Existing Reputation
10:46 Video of “Security” Hitting A Girl
12:08 Someone Got Fired Over This
13:00 Did The Touring Crew Start The Fight?
16:24 The Venue Didn’t Want The Show Cancelled
19:44 Did Fans Confuse Security With Touring Crew?
21:10 Where’s The Videos?
22:32 My Gut Instinct On What Happened
24:07 More Fence Sitting / Outro

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40 thoughts on “I Just Got An E-Mail From The Actual Venue…”

  1. I've seen some people asking about the validity of this e-mail, as in who sent it and where it came from, so I just wanted to attempt to clear it up:

    This was not sent from someone's personal e-mail address who just claimed to work at the venue. The e-mail received came from an @fetemusic.com address, which is the official domain of the venue. The person gave me their full name as well as job title, both of which I was able to confirm were legitimate before I even talked about this on Twitch. I replied to them asking if they cared if I were to bring up this e-mail on stream, to which they replied with a second e-mail stating that it was fine as long as I omitted their name or anyone else at the venue's name due to the ongoing threats they were getting towards the venue.

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  2. Speaking on bodysnatcher shows. I’ve been hospitalized twice at their shows😂 and I still go back every time cause bodysnatcher fans are the nicest people on earth! I had a guy try and pay for my ambulance to the hospital out of his own pocket!!!!!!

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  3. I miss the early-mid 1980s, when punk rock, hardcore & metal shows never had this kind of bullshit going on. The crowd & the bands handled their issues & there was real risk & danger, which made this scene special & genuine. I still go to lots of shows, mostly punk & hardcore (Circle Jerks, Dead Kennedys, The Queers, Terror, Harms Way) with the rare metal show (saw Exciter, GWAR, Nekrogoblikon, Napalm Death recently), but concerts now are controlled, polished, safe and respectful. Security is often more of a problem than a solution, but usually necessary in a society not willing to take responsibility for their choices, and instead blame everyone and everything but themselves, pursuing retribution via attorneys & lawsuits. Ugh.

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  4. I would like to make a statement on this situation. I was not at the show and also have no idea what the hell is going on. But I love it. The thing that bothers me the most, say that it is true that it was the band alone who canceled the show. If that was the case and they actually asked the venue to let fans stay 45 minutes so they could at least sell merch and make money that would be kind of lame.

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  5. Moshing just sucks, it’s absolutely cringe. Pogo I get, but moshing?! Do it like the good ol hooligans meet in the woods and bash your heads in and drive home again. It’s also ALWAYS the case that people one up each other by „uggabugga how extrem“ they can flail their Spagetti arms and start targeting and hitting others on purpose. The amount of claims security gets for NOT stepping in and protecting customers are a real thing as well. I am not the the USA and we get in real deep trouble if a customer is hit, because even during a „mosh pit“ that is still assault and it doesn’t matter what internet toughguys say – it costs us… money and reputation and customers will stay away. And if you want those pits… yeah keep it at your 20 people shows in the local community center. It does not scale. And everyone that ever had to get involved in a 150 people free for all, is aware of the dangers.

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  6. You can never please everyone. BUT what I do know is that you would NEVER release a video without doing extensive research/observation with information/witnesses. Everyone is going to have they own opinion whether that is positive/negative, or accepting/denying perspective from multiple different sources.
    Just keep doing what your doing cause you are VERY good at!

    Edit: unless there is something that hasn't came to light, why get rid of the security guard if you said he didn't do what witnesses are saying. I don't know the difference between security in states compared to Ireland but if a security guard here loses there cool but doesn't act completely irresponsibly to the situation or act violently unprovoked, there is almost 0% reason to "fire" them

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  7. I just feel that lutside of that moshpit many people would of had phone's out to record the concert. Since people seem to do that a lot nowadays.
    So someone would of gotten footage if security would of tripped and mashed someone's face to the ground. But like you said, we weren't there.

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  8. Email still smells stinky and disingenuous. Venues already underpay and mistreat musicians. Security acting out of line and bands and crew reacting is waaaaay more believable. It's not hearsay, it's corroboration.

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  9. These video are a form of media. Media is SUPPOSED TO BE non bias views, aka "sitting on the fence". Why does everything have to be so polarized? For people's validation? Personally I think the fence is exactly where everyone should be, because it seems both the venue and the tour personnel dropped the ball on this one.
    Keep it up Tank! Hopefully I'll be hauling a show you're TMing one day, or at least meet you at a festival

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  10. Although the email shed some interesting perspective, it’s really hard to take it seriously for how hostile and accusatory it is. WCAR original statement was also accusatory but it was cohesive and broke down their perspective without all the random snide comments that email was littered with

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  11. When taken to court, almost EVERY defendant claims innocence regardless of the horrible things they actually did.

    The same is true when any business gets accused of wrongdoing.

    Bottom line… you can't trust the word of a business. They're notorious for trying to save face.

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  12. I know it doesn't really belong here, but Tank you were very praised by the drummer of @conquerdividemusic.
    In the new interview of Steve OG Rock (channel name) here on youtube on his channel. Unfortunately, I can't give you the link, because otherwise youtube will delete my post.

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  13. One point to consider, the sender of the email was not witnessing what happened. He is basically writing what he's been told happened. He said himself that he was notified after the fact. :/

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  14. If their security really isn't equipped with flashlights (which I don't believe, even the front of house staff (they're not security, they're old ladies/gentlemen showing people their seats) in the theatre I work at has flashlights), that's a super irresponsible thing of the venue to do. I don't know the legalities about this, but I'm sure that the venue could be held liable in some way if something happened and it was worsened by poor illumination. Security without flashlights at a darkened venue is a nightmare waiting to happen if concert goers are not carrying phones, which is becoming increasingly common.

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  15. Honestly the venue has a lot of extremely good reviews on google, there are a few over the years complaining about security though. Did they just delete them? or are they usually completely fine?

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