Movements Pull Out Of Moose Blood’s Australian Tour Following Concerns From Fans

April 10, 2018

Southern Californian outfit Movements have pulled out of Moose Blood‘s upcoming Australian tour, following concerns from fans over the English band.

In a statement, Movements say, “Australia – we have decided to cancel our recently announced tour. We apologize for any inconvenience. We have a commitment to our fans, and we will do our best to make it over to you as soon as we can.”

Shortly after Movements were announced as the support act for Moose Blood’s Aussie tour last month, the band released a statement in response to fans’ concerns, given the tour announcement came just weeks after Moose Blood denied allegations of theft and invasion of privacy made against frontman Eddy Brewerton.

“We hear you, and all of your concerns,” Movements said at the time.

“We were unaware of the severity of the situation and are currently talking amongst ourselves and our management about how to make this right. We will be making a statement shortly.”

Replacing Movements on Moose Blood’s Australian tour will be US outfit Hundredth, who are touring behind their debut album Rare. Refunds are also being offered to Movements fans.

Catch all of Moose Blood’s upcoming Aussie tour dates below.

We hear you, and all of your concerns. We were unaware of the severity of the situation and are currently talking amongst ourselves and our management about how to make this right. We will be making a statement shortly.

— Movements (@movementsCA) March 19, 2018

Australia – we have decided to cancel our recently announced tour. We apologize for any inconvenience. We have a commitment to our fans, and we will do our best to make it over to you as soon as we can.

— Movements (@movementsCA) April 9, 2018