Peter Murphy of Bauhaus was reportedly ejected from his live performance at Nalen in Stockholm, Sweden final night time (December 12) after expressing aggressive conduct, as Slicing Up Eyeballs notes (through Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter).
One of the under movies reveals Murphy kicking a stage mild and throwing a bottle into the group. Another video under seems to point out Murphy being pinned to the bottom by safety following a verbal altercation. In a since-deleted Facebook put up on the venue’s occasion web page, live performance organizers responded to the studies by claiming that the present was reduce brief after “the artist acted in an unacceptable way towards the audience and our staff.” Pitchfork has reached out to Murphy’s representatives for extra info.
Mark Gemini Thwaite, who’s enjoying guitar on the tour and recurrently performs with Murphy, shared an announcement with Pitchfork concerning the incident. “I’m fine, and the band is fine, Peter’s fine,” he wrote. “No arrests were made despite the press reports. It was venue security involved, not cops, as people assumed. He was just sent to the hotel, as he was drunk.”
Murphy is at present on tour with former Bauhaus bandmate David J. They are performing Bauhaus’ debut album In the Flat Field in celebration of the band’s 40th anniversary.
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