Saul Adamczewski of Insecure Men and formerly of Fat White Family has had his tour cancelled and has been dropped by his record label amid accusations of abuse from two women.
Insecure Men were on the bill for the 2026 edition of Green Man festival, which took place over the weekend, but the set didn’t go ahead as planned. The festival told NME that there was no official response as to the cancellation, and the slot on the night was filled by Mary In The Junkyard.
A show set for The Abbey in Manchester last Friday (August 21) was among the first to be axed, before a gig planned at Rough Trade Liverpool in November was pulled.
It now appears that Insecure Men’s entire scheduled November tour has been cancelled.
While there has been no official reason shared as to why the gigs have been scrapped, it follows Saul Adamczewski being accused of abuse by two women on social media last week.
A spokesperson for his label, Fat Possum, has now shared a statement with NME, confirming that they are no longer working with the artist. “We take the accusations against Saul Adamczewski very seriously,” they shared.
Insecure Men’s management and PR have also informed NME that they have severed ties with Adamczewski.
In her posts, she claims to have been in contact with another woman who alleges that she was also abused by the singer.
At time of writing, Adamcewski has not publicly responded to the allegations. NME has reached out for comment about the accusations and for clarity on why the gigs have been cancelled.
Adamcewski was a founding member of South London indie-rock band Fat White Family. He left the group in 2015, and went on to form Insecure Men later that year. The self-titled debut album dropped in 2018, and they went on to share another album, ‘Man For All Seasons’, last year.
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