sexual misconduct

”We ask for your patience while we look into these allegations in as thorough, professional and unbiased manner as we are able, and make responsible decisions based on what we find out,” The Growlers lead singer Brooks Nielsen writes.

Burger Records, the Fullerton, CA garage rock label (and record store and festival organizers) have announced “major structural changes” following accusations of sexual misconduct associated with artists and employees on the label…

”To a lot of people this will just seem like the same empty bull***t apology that I’ve always used when I was called out, and all I can say is, this time it is different,” Ryan Adams writes in a new statement.

”The rumors you are hearing are untrue,” Bassnectar writes, ”but I realize some of my past actions have caused pain, and I am deeply sorry.”

One of the allegations is from an anonymous person who says she was 15 and Perron 21 when he ”manipulated” her and ”coerced [her] into having sex with him.”

However, he also says, “If there are any previous partners who feel slighted or harbor regret, I am completely available for discussion, learning, and potential healing or to help connect you with others for support.”

”No woman should ever have to go through this. We stand with the victims,” the band writes.

CAA’s move follows Hulu, Comedy Central, and Amazon Prime removing the episode of ‘Workaholics’ where D’Elia plays a child molester.

The band will be donating the proceeds from their next livestream to RAINN.

”It has come to our attention that multiple women have accused Matt Barnum of Homewrecker of sexual misconduct while underage over the last number of years. Good Fight Music is no longer associated Homewrecker effective immediately,” the label writes.