Sophia Urista apologizes for peeing on fan, insists she’s not a ‘shock artist’

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Brass Against singer Sophia Urista has apologised after a video of her urinating on a willing fan while performing onstage went viral this week.The NSFW antics happened while the band were performing at Florida’s Welcome To Rockville festival over the weekend. Footage of Urista urinating on the face of a male fan while performing a cover of Rage Against The Machine’s ‘Wake Up’ soon spread across the internet.The band later apologised for the events, claiming Urista “got carried away” and that

urinating in a male concertgoer’s face in Florida.The 36-year-old rock singer went dead silent after a video of the obscene act went viral Monday on social media, prompting international pundits to describe her as “disgusting,” “devilish” and “pure trash.”Urista told crowds at last Thursday’s Welcome to Rockville festival in Daytona Beach that she needed to use the restroom, before inviting a male fan up onstage.

Brass Against’s singer Sophia Urista who urinated on a willing fan while performing onstage.The NSFW antics happened while the band were performing at Florida’s Welcome To Rockville festival over the weekend.

the Independent. “So we might as well make a show out of it.”The repulsive rocker, 36, then brought a male fan onto the stage and instructed him to lie down, before urinating on his face as she performed a rendition of Rage Against the Machine’s “Wake Up.”Footage was shared to social media, with Urista described as “pure trash” by one irate music lover.

rock'n'roll was dead? Watching Brass Against’s frontwoman Sophia Urista urinating over a fan’s face, you could be forgiven for wishing it was, however. In case you missed it (and I envy anyone who has been spared the footage), Brass Against – who cover protest songs by rock bands such as Soundgarden – were performing over the weekend at Welcome to Rock festival in Florida.

One lead singer of a rock band got a little too carried away during a live performance last week — as she pulled down her pants and peed on a fan’s face. Yep, you read that right.