Geordie Greep Addresses Misconduct Claim After Tour Cancellations
Geordie Greep has responded after an accusation of sexual misconduct prompted the cancellation of several U.S. tour dates. The accuser, identified by the pseudonym Laura, told Paste that she had been drinking and fell asleep at an apartment gathering before waking to Greep kissing her. Greep posted an apology on Instagram, saying he thought she was interested and did not realize she had been asleep; his touring keyboardist Cameron Campbell said he heard the aftermath, spoke with the accuser, and left the band.
After an anonymous misconduct allegation, multiple U.S. dates on Geordie Greep's tour were called off. Paste later published an account from a woman using the name Laura, who said she met Greep and keyboardist Cameron Campbell at a bar, then went to someone else's apartment. She described being drunk, falling asleep on a couch, and waking to Greep kissing her; she pushed him away and confronted him.
Campbell said he was not in the room but heard her reaction and saw what followed. He later spoke with her and left the band. Greep, in an Instagram apology, said he believed she was interested, kissed her once, and did not know she had been asleep. His European tour remains scheduled.
The allegation and cancellations may affect fans, tour workers, venues, and the artists involved. It could intensify scrutiny of behavior at industry gatherings and how quickly bands and audiences respond to misconduct claims. For accusers, public accounts may feel validating or retraumatizing; for accused, consequences may arrive before legal findings. The case may also shape how touring musicians handle boundaries and bystander intervention.