Max Bemis Cancels Nashville Concerts Following Serious Allegations

Say Anything’s frontman, Max Bemis, has made the difficult decision to cancel a series of upcoming concerts, including his Nashville show, due to serious allegations regarding his interactions with a teenage girl. The announcement comes after a 17-year-old, who identified herself as Maxine, shared screenshots of their alleged months-long communication on social media.

In her post, Maxine detailed how their conversations included intimate topics and inappropriate comments. She stated that Bemis was aware of her past experiences and took advantage of her vulnerability.

Bemis, 42, was scheduled to kick off a short run of solo acoustic shows in Nashville this Friday. However, a recent post on Say Anything’s Instagram confirmed the postponement, emphasizing the need for Bemis to prioritize his mental health and personal well-being during this challenging time.

This news follows Bemis’s separation from his wife, Sherri DuPree, after 16 years of marriage. Fans are encouraged to respect his privacy as he navigates these serious matters.

Amidst this controversy, Say Anything is set to release their collaborative album with Wavves, titled Cherry Soda, next month.

Source: www.stereogum.com

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