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All of Ian McNabb’s forthcoming performances were cancelled following a controversial social media post. The decision to call off his shows came from Ewan McNaught, who represents the Scottish promotions company Renegade Communions. This led to the abrupt cancellation of concerts scheduled in Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Newcastle.
In a public statement, McNaught expressed his reluctance to cancel events but felt he had no choice given the situation. He said, “I hate cancelling gigs, and it’s the first time in my career that I’ve had to do it, but not only can I not defend Ian McNabb’s disgraceful social media comments in support of Russell Brand, as a husband and a father of a young daughter, I simply can’t work with him moving forward.” These comments highlighted the impact of McNabb’s actions on the promoters’ decision.
Following the backlash, McNabb removed his post and acknowledged the consequences, stating he had “been cancelled.” He attempted to clarify his position by saying, “In no way did I mean to cause offence to those who have been abused sexually either recently or in past times, however long ago. I have committed no crime to my knowledge, but understand the upset I have caused.”
Ian McNabb, known for his time with The Icicle Works, is recognized for their hit “Love Is a Wonderful Colour,” which reached number 15 on the UK charts in 1984. Additionally, a representative from the Liverpool Beatles Museum announced that McNabb would not be inducted under the current circumstances
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