Dylan Marlowe REVEALS why he was kicked out of Wisconsin concert; says, ‘a few heated words were exchanged'
According to Parade, the country artist was removed by security shortly after his own performance, raising eyebrows since artists are usually given backstage freedom.
Now, Dylan Marlowe has spoken out and explained his side of the story in a four-minute video that's quickly making the rounds online.
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What happened at the festival?
The surprising moment unfolded just minutes after Marlowe had finished his set at the festival. As fellow country singer Jake Owen performed on stage, Marlowe was seen being grabbed by security guards and led away from the grounds. The video, which quickly went viral, even captured Jake Owen noticing the incident mid-performance.
With surprise in his voice, he said, 'That's Dylan Marlowe.' That short line, said in front of thousands of fans, only made the situation more puzzling.
Marlowe speaks out
On Sunday, Dylan Marlowe addressed the incident himself. He posted a four-minute video on TikTok to explain exactly what led to him being removed, despite having official passes. He began by sharing that he and a friend were watching Jake Owen's set from a front-of-house tower, a common area for those involved in the show.
They were wearing proper wristbands and credentials, given to them by their team.
Marlowe explained, 'We were like, 'Hey. We have All Access wristbands given to our tour manager for us to wear to be anywhere we want to be.'' However, a security guard apparently wasn't satisfied with that answer. Marlowe said the guard told them, 'No. I don't care. So and so said you can't be up here.'
Moving on – But trouble returns
Trying to avoid a scene, Marlowe and his friend left the area and moved to another spot.
But the problem didn't stop there. The same security guard approached them again, and this time, police officers were with him. According to Marlowe, the officers said, 'This security is our boss and he's telling us to get y'all out of here.' That's when things took a turn.
A heated exchange
In his video, Marlowe admitted that while things got tense, he wasn't proud of how he reacted, 'I'm not going to paint it like I was this perfectly great dude who wasn't rude back to him after he was rude to me,' Marlowe said honestly. 'There were definitely a few heated words exchanged with that guy, nothing crazy, but I feel like he was rude to me and I was rude back to him, and I shouldn't have been.'
In the end, Marlowe made it clear that while he didn't handle everything perfectly, he felt unfairly treated, and just wanted to enjoy the rest of the festival like anyone else.
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