Treaty Oak Revival frontman Sam Canty didn't hold back when addressing a fight in the crowd during the band's headlining set at Smoke Show Festival.
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Viral footage shows concert attendees brawling at the music festival in Gilbert, Arizona. Oddly enough, the altercation occurred as Treaty Oak Revival performed "Have a Nice Day," video footage shows.
A TikTok user captured the aftermath of the brawl, featuring Sam Canty berating the behavior in an explicit-laden rant.
"Get that f---king a**hole out of here! Hey motherf---ker! Beat his f---king a** then. I don't give a sh-t," Canty told security.
Treaty Oak Revival temporarily paused the show as security de-escalated the situation.
"If you're going to f---king fight and cause sh-t, get the f---k out of this crowd, motherf---ker," Canty shouted.
The Treaty Oak Revival lead singer then joked about the fight song of choice, saying, "Well, I guess we're not gonna have a nice day. Get his a** out of here."
According to TikTok comments, Treaty Oak Revival finished out their Smoke Show Festival set as planned.
They are not the only band that had to correct fan behavior mid-show.
Sex Pistols frontman Frank Carter shouted down a man who invaded a women-only mosh pit organized by the band on Oct. 9 at the Ogden Theater.
Carter staunchly defended the space designed for female concert attendees, while also calling for the man to be removed from the venue.
"Every time, there's always a f-king man that tells me, '(Women) can do this all the f-king time.' Like, they can't. They f-king can't," Carter shouted at the Ogden Theatre in Denver.
"Do you know why? Because they walk in the mosh pit and they get a f-king elbow to the head by a f-king idiot!" he added.
Carter grew more frustrated when the fan seemingly shook his head in disagreement.
"You're shaking your head like you're a f — king woman? Are you f-king stupid? It's not your lived experience, so just shut the f-k up!" Carter exclaimed.
"Do you know what? Instead of crouching, just f-king leave, bro!"
Carter doubled down on his stance in a series of Instagram Stories after the show and stated that men who are unwilling to allow a women-only mosh pit are "part of the problem."
