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.

AAF singer Dryden Mitchell has taken to social media to inform fans CKY would not perform on any of the remaining 16 tour dates this month. Mitchell claims CKY's Chad I Ginsburg punched him in the face, adding that it is the latest in a string of incidents.

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.

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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’.

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