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“And then everyone else starts vomiting”. Metal gig in New Zealand marred by extreme poo incident in moshpit
A Devilskin performance at the University of Otago's Union Hall in New Zealand, held as part of the band's tenth-anniversary tour, was disrupted by a significant sanitary incident in the mosh pit area. During the set, a concertgoer experienced a sudden loss of bowel control, leaving contamination visible across the venue floor and on nearby attendees' clothing.
When the scale of the contamination became apparent to surrounding crowd members, the situation deteriorated sharply as one person's reaction triggered a chain reaction of involuntary vomiting among multiple concert attendees. Several people were left visibly distressed and physically ill, with witnesses describing attendees suffering soiled clothing and emotional distress.
In short
- Devilskin's concert at University of Otago disrupted by severe bowel incident in mosh pit
- Contamination triggered chain reaction of vomiting among multiple attendees
- Several concertgoers left physically ill and emotionally distressed
Explained simply
Devilskin is a New Zealand rock band that was performing at the University of Otago's Union Hall as part of their tenth-anniversary tour. Rock concerts typically include mosh pits, crowded areas where fans gather closely together in front of the stage.
During the performance, a concertgoer in the mosh pit suddenly lost bowel control, contaminating the surrounding area and nearby attendees' clothing. When those around them realised the scale of the incident, a chain reaction of involuntary vomiting spread through the nearby crowd.
Several attendees became physically ill and emotionally distressed. Many had contamination on their clothing, with the incident leaving those directly affected significantly shaken.
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