Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan has addressed reports of concertgoers refusing to leave their seats to use the restroom during his performances.
Key facts
- •Noah Kahan addressed the issue during a concert in Washington, D.C.
- •The singer joked about a fake call from Congress mandating diapers for concertgoers.
- •Kahan previously addressed the behavior on X, citing the impact on venue staff.
- •Olivia Rodrigo reported similar experiences with fans wearing diapers to maintain front-row spots.
- •Kahan is currently performing on a sold-out stadium tour.
During a concert in Washington, D.C., singer-songwriter Noah Kahan addressed reports that fans have been soiling themselves to avoid losing their spots at his shows. Kahan incorporated the topic into his performance by pretending to receive a call from Congress during his “Dial Drunk” segment, joking that attendees should wear diapers to future events.
Ongoing Concert Etiquette Issues
Kahan has previously used social media to ask fans to use the restroom during his shows. Last month, he wrote on X that venue workers are negatively impacted by the behavior, noting that he has asked fans to prioritize using the bathroom rather than staying in their seats. His comments followed reports shared on Reddit and TikTok regarding fans refusing to leave the floor area. Singer Olivia Rodrigo also recently discussed the issue, noting that she has encountered fans at concerts and festivals who wear diapers to maintain their position in the front row. Rodrigo stated that she has personally smelled and experienced the results of this practice while performing.
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