Entheos‘ immediate shows in Canada will take place without a singer as their frontwoman Chaney Crabb was denied entry into the country. As she explains below, a past DUI in 2008 is the reason for her being turned away at the border:
“Unfortunately, due to a DUI I received in 2008, I was denied entry to Canada at the Niagara Falls border early this morning. I have taken several steps to expunge this from my record but was unable to finish the process before we left for this tour. Because several people I know with greater charges have been allowed to apply for TRP at the border and crossed with a simple fee, I decided to take my chances and show up with my prepared paperwork, but was ultimately denied entry.
- Advertisement -I am deeply saddened and will continue to work to overcome my mistake. With that being said, go catch instrumental Entheos sets tonight in Toronto and tomorrow in Montreal! I wish I could be there and will be seeing our Canadian friends sooner than later. Much love.”
Crabb will rejoin the band on the April 14th Allston, MA stop of their ongoing tour with The Contortionist, Monuments and more.
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