The Hollywood Undead band canceled concerts in Russia because of Ukrainian bullying in social networks. This is reported by the telegram channel Mash.
"After the announcement of the program, the guys caught a bunch of hate on social networks and, under pressure, "decided to postpone the visit to Russia." 99.9% of the messages are, of course, from envious Ukrainian Internet warriors and their sympathizers," the publication says.
Ukrainian fans of the band promised to remove rockers' songs from playlists, accused them of greed, and also wrote that the band was sponsoring genocide.
As EADaily reported, it was previously planned that the group would come to Russia in May 2026 and will give concerts in Moscow and St. Petersburg. However, later the concert agency "Melnitsa" reported that Hollywood Undead decided to postpone their concerts in Russia "under public pressure."
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