Geordie Greep addresses a sexual assault allegation during his Vancouver show at the Pearl after flyers circulated outside the venue. According to multiple outlets, the flyers accused him of sexual assault and were handed out to concertgoers before the set. About an hour and 40 minutes after the scheduled start time, Greep speaks to the crowd and then performs a solo set.
In his live remarks, Greep denies the accusations. One outlet reports that he characterizes the situation as a “misunderstanding” at a house party the night before and says claims that he is a “rapist” are untrue. Other coverage focuses more on the public nature of the allegation, highlighting that it is raised via flyers and then addressed directly on stage rather than through a prior statement or legal process.
Overall, outlets agree on the key sequence—flyers outside the venue, a delayed start, Greep’s on-stage response, and his denial—while differing in emphasis between the broader incident context and the specific wording attributed to his remarks.
