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Road Crew was an American garage band from Los Angeles, formed in late 1983. The band consisted of future Guns N' Roses members Slash, Steven Adler and Duff McKagan. They auditioned a number of singers while writing material. However they disbanded the same year with no releases.

Wargasm singer's head 'held down backstage toilet by bouncers'

Nov 8,2021 9:01 pm

The frontman of a nu-metal band says he was attacked by three bouncers who pushed his Head Down a backstage toilet after a gig.

In a post on Social Media , Wargasm alleges security staff at Scala in Kings Cross , Central London , assaulted singer Sam Matlock on Friday Night .

A photo of Matlock shows large red marks across his back and arms.

Scala posted a statement on Twitter saying it " will not tolerate this sort of behaviour, alleged or otherwise".

It said a " Full Scale investigation" was being conducted with its security provider.

Wargasm had put on a live performance at the Pentonville Road music venue as part of Facedown, which bills itself as " London's biggest rock night".

The Band 's Social Media post states they were packing up their kit when Security Guards were " verbally aggressive" to their female tour manager, which led to Matlock " having to step in".

The bouncers then " dragged" him into the toilets, " slammed his head against the toilet seat" and " held his head in the toilet bowl".

Wargasm has criticised the security team's actions as a " completely overzealous and unnecessary use of force".

This is disgraceful and why The Work does is so important. Artists, Road Crew , or punters should not have to suffer these types of actions. A show should be safe for everybody to attend.

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The Post says What Happened was " deeply shocking" and there has been no response from The Venue about the issue.

Wargasm no longer considers Scala a safe venue, " especially for women" and has called for the security team to be sacked.

An outpouring of support from fans has filled The Band 's Social Media feeds, including from campaigners safegigs4women.

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The promoter of the Club Night , Facedown, said The Venue was responsible for employing the security team.

It said it did " not appreciate people being manhandled in this way" whether band members or people in The Audience .

A spokesman for the Security Industry Authority, which regulates security licences, confirmed a complaint had been received.

He Said : " We have received a report relating to an incident at the Wargasm gig and will be looking into this further. "



Source of news: bbc.com

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