During Falling in Reverse’s August 14 performance at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Houston, Texas, frontman Ronnie Radke halted the show mid-song to address a fan who had rushed the stage. The incident occurred during their set of “Voices in My Head,” when a woman approached Radke, prompting an immediate response from the band.
Radke, visibly frustrated, paused the performance and addressed the crowd, saying, “What the fk? Get this fking alcoholic pregnant mom of five out of here, dude. What in the fk? They’re ruining the show.” He continued, “This b**** needs all the fking attention, imagine her at home. What the hell? Guys? We take this very seriously, don’t run up here. She’s lucky she didn’t get tackled, guys, c’mon be smarter than that.”
Security swiftly escorted the individual offstage, allowing the band to resume their performance. Radke later remarked, “Imagine. Ronnie Radke literally burned somebody to death, not even my fault. Lambgoat: ‘Ronnie Radke killed someone, again.’ No I didn’t, holy f**k. Anyways, at least put a bigger shirt on.”
The incident has sparked discussions among fans and the broader music community about stage safety and the responsibilities of both artists and audience members during live performances.
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