Watch Subtronics Stop Fan From Rushing the Stage on Tesseract Tour

March 5, 2024

Subtronics has a run-in with a fan rushing the stage.

Subtronics, the renowned American DJ and dubstep producer had encountered an unexpected interruption during his Tesseract Tour stop in Pittsburgh on February 28th. Amidst the electrifying beats and pulsating energy of the performance, a fan made a daring attempt to rush the stage, causing a brief disruption to the show.

In viral TikTok videos capturing the incident, the fan can be seen scaling the stage, determined to get closer to Subtronics as he prepared for the drop of his remix of Phantogram’s ‘Black Out Days‘. The fan managed to hug and latch onto Subtronics before security personnel intervened, promptly removing the individual from the stage as fans booed.

@lostwithemilyy.22
‼️‼️ NOT MY VIDEO‼️‼️ this happened last night during the subtronics show in pittsburgh. i don’t care your intent, your vibe, or your reason, especially if this type of music is for you!! this is not okay! this personally takes so much time and effort to do and put together. it’s stuff like this that take place that ruin it. @subtronics not everyone thinks about it like this or you! jesse, to begin we know you are okay, but this is actually crazy and hope you are okay, doing well, and being safe!! thank you for handling this so professionally and comfortably to be presented as normal again. we love you sooo much and thank you so much for everything. @Ashley Clark you are amazing. thank you for an amazing night and allowing me to repost this. all credits go to her!! please don’t hestitate to show her some love 🩵🩵 ‼️NOT MY VIDEO‼️ @Wooli
♬ original sound – em🌼🍄

Demonstrating his concern for the safety and well-being of himself and everyone present, Subtronics halted the music momentarily, ensuring that no harm had come to anyone. “Hold on, I want to make sure everyone is okay,” he reassured the audience, acknowledging the unexpected turn of events with calm and acceptance.

While the allure of getting up close and personal with an artist is undeniable, such impulsive actions can pose risks to both fans and performers alike. Although some artists like Travis Scott may encourage such behavior, it’s important to recognize the potential dangers and the importance of respectful show etiquette. Rushing the stage not only disrupts the flow of the performance but could also jeopardize the safety of everyone involved.

@magduhlenuh
WHOEVER BUMRUSHED @subtronics, YOUR MOM SHOULD BOO YOU TOO #subtronics #pittsburgh #stageae #everybodyboothis
♬ original sound – mary of magdala

With Pittsburgh in the past, Subtronics moves into his final Tesseract Tour dates. He has three shows left and will be stopping in Nashville on March 7, Atlanta on March 8, and Greensboro on March 9.

Subtronics is just yet not another artist who has had an onstage run-in with a fan. After handling it with poise and ensuring people’s safety, fans are reminded of the importance of show etiquette, especially in the last shows of his Tesseract Tour.

Alex Ortiz

My name is Alex Ortiz. I am originally from the suburbs of Chicago but now reside in Brooklyn, NY. I have always had an affinity for music and I find inspiration in the way music unites and connects communities. As a writer, I aspire to uplift artists, regardless of genre, to give them a platform to share their art with the world.

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