Stray From The Path Cut Set Short in Reno Following Incident with Security

by Ryan Minic | Aug 10, 2012

Stray From The Path cut their set short at the Reno, Nevada stop of the All Stars Tour on Thursday following an altercation with security during the band’s performance.

“Sorry for our set getting cut short. We will not tolerate security guards grabbing kids by the throat for singing along,” the band tweeted.

“We will not tolerate our crew members getting assaulted by security guards when we stick up to defend our fans.”

“And then we get thrown out of the venue when we stick up for our people. And we had the whole venue against them.”

The band added, “We do what we do for the kids. Nobody else , ever.”

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