The popular rock band CKY has been removed from their (co-headlining) co-headling tour through the U.K. and Ireland with Alien Ant Farm. Alien Ant Farm vocalist Dryden Mitchell has accused CKY frontman Chad I Ginsburg of punching him in the face.

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A rock band has been kicked off a co-headlining tour after the singer fought with the frontman of the other co-headliner.

Alien Ant Farm began their co-headlining tour with CKY last month, and it’s not going so well. In a new statement posted to social media, Alien Ant Farm vocalist Dryden Mitchell accused CKY guitarist Chad I Ginsburg of punching him in the face,

Just days after Alien Ant Farm front man Dryden Mitchell claimed in a long statement that Ginsburg and his band were being booted from their tour because Ginsburg punched him in his face, the CKY singer has a different take on what took place. Ginsburg is apparently not denying he slugged Dryden. It is the “why” the differs in their stories.

Alien Ant Farm have kicked CKY off their co-headlining tour after CKY's vocalist punched Alien Ant Farm's vocalist in the face.

CKY singer Chad Ginsburg has offered more context, stating that his punching Alien Ant Farm's Dryden Mitchell was in self-defense.

Just hours before the opening show at Dreamland in Margate, Alien Ant Farm singer Dryden Mitchell claimed he had been punched by CKY’s Chad I Ginsburg. Mitchell alleged that he confronted Ginsburg over ‘treating multiple crew members and opening band members like trash through the Europe shows and cause general drama around our camp’.