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Former Fat White Family musician Saul Adamczewski accused of abuse by two women
Record label Fat Possum drops Adamczewski's group Insecure Men and festival dates are canceled following allegations of physical and emotional abuse.
The short version
- Two women have publicly accused musician Saul Adamczewski of physical violence and emotional abuse.
- Following the allegations, US record label Fat Possum dropped his band Insecure Men, and his management and publicist cut ties.
- Upcoming UK tour dates, festival appearances, and the band's Instagram account have been canceled or removed.
- Representatives for Adamczewski were contacted for comment but have not yet publicly responded to the allegations.
Key facts
- Two women publicly shared allegations of physical violence and emotional abuse against musician Saul Adamczewski, formerly of Fat White Family and Insecure Men.[The Guardian]
- Musician Jessica Winter supported the claims, stating she witnessed Adamczewski's physical and emotional abuse toward multiple people and was personally threatened to remain silent.[The Guardian]
- Indie record label Fat Possum dropped Insecure Men from its roster following the accusations.[The Guardian]
- Adamczewski's management team and UK publicist severed professional ties with him.[The Guardian]
- Insecure Men's scheduled performances, including an appearance at Green Man festival and a planned November UK tour, were canceled.[The Guardian]
What remains uncertain
- Saul Adamczewski and his representatives have not yet issued a public response to the allegations.[The Guardian]