Controversy-ridden rock band Trapt have reportedly sold out their upcoming performance at 158 On Main in Mooresville, NC, days ahead of the scheduled show.
According to IndieOnTheMove, the venue has a maximum occupancy of 95 people. However, that figure accounts for everyone inside the building, not just ticket-holding concertgoers.
After factoring in the members and crew of Trapt and their opening act, along with bar staff and other venue personnel, the number of tickets available to the public would likely be closer to 75. That estimate would allow the event to remain within the venue’s stated occupancy limit while accommodating the people required to put on the show.
Although the exact number of tickets sold has not been disclosed, the reported sellout would mean a packed, particularly intimate performance for the band.
The news comes just days after Trapt became the subject of another public dispute involving two of their opening acts. During a November 6 performance in Fort Pierce, Florida, Dirty Crumbums accused the band’s camp of cutting their set short, as well as shortening the performance by fellow opener Fear To Infirmity. The situation reportedly escalated following the shortened performances, with members of Dirty Crumbums and some audience members eventually being removed from the venue. You can find footage of that performance below.
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