Source: BroBible
Summary
Treaty Oak Revival fans got rowdy during their live performance of “Boomtown” at the Ryman Auditorium, throwing beers and disregarding the venue’s rules. The band had asked their fans to show respect for the historic venue, but they didn’t listen. The behavior was not tolerated, and security had to intervene. The incident has sparked debate about the appropriateness of such behavior at the Mother Church of Country Music.
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Treaty Oak Revival’s “Boomtown” tradition has become a certified banger, with fans throwing beers and moshing during live performances. The band’s fans have taken to social media to share their experiences, with videos showing the chaotic scenes at Bridgestone Arena and the Ryman Auditorium. The behavior has been met with a mix of enthusiasm and disapproval, with some calling for more respect for the historic venue.
The tradition has reached total mayhem, with fans being warned not to throw things before the performance. But it seems that’s exactly what they did.
Security was not having it, and the band might not be invited back to the Ryman Auditorium anytime soon.
It’s a tradition that’s getting out of hand.
Somebody needs to tell the fans that the Ryman is not a frat house.
Author: Evan Null
