A   A   A

Posted: Wednesday, 25 January 2012 6:05AM

Kid Cudi defends decision to trash stage



Rapper Kid Cudi is standing by his decision to trash the stage after his set was cut short during an Australian music festival at the weekend, insisting his fans deserved a complete show.

The "Day 'N Nite" hitmaker was the closing act at The Heatwave Music Festival in Melbourne on Sunday but the event descended into chaos when organisers pulled the plug on his performance due to time restrictions.

Cudi grew furious by the abrupt ending and began knocking over stage equipment in retaliation and now the star has spoken out to defend his actions and send a warning to concert promoters, vowing to repeat his behaviour if he's ever shut down prematurely again.

In a post on his Tumblr page, he writes, "If my set is EVER cut short at any show, im (I'm) trashing the stage. Not out of anger, it takes a lot to get me furious nowadays, but out of principle. The fans always deserve a full set at all shows, especially when they spend their hard earned money on expensive tickets."

"A lot of artist (sic) wouldnt do what I did in Australia, but I will. Spread the word. No matter the circumstance, cut my set short, im breaking s**t. And next time im startin a riot. Me and my fans. Cause promoters will sometime take advantage of the artists, and u gotta let em know what time it is."

Article Copyright WENN 2012.
Photos Copyright Getty Images 2012.
Filed Under :  
Topics: Entertainment_Culture
Social:
Locations: Melbourne
People: Cudi

Diddy launches his own cable channel

Rihanna releases X-rated Chris Brown duet

Whitney Houston fans turned away from grave site

DMX embroiled in child support battle

Chris Brown 'attacked' by seagulls on the beach

Rihanna reunites with Chris Brown for new single?

Pitbull & Ne-Yo to headline All-Star halftime show

Chris Brown: I would never joke about assault shame

Nicki Minaj's style inspired by Cyndi Lauper

Nicki Minaj to fans: Embrace abstinence

Miranda Lambert at war with Chris Brown on Twitter

Aretha Franklin to sing at Whitney Houston memorial

Rihanna celebrates birthday with Mars, Perry

Sony bosses apologize for Houston price hike

Brandy: "I'll Never Reveal the Contents of Whitney's Final Note'

Grammy Bosses Defend Brown

Miss a Song?



You're on the list!




Like Us On Facebook