Geordie Greep Responds to Accuser’s Sexual Misconduct Allegations
On Saturday, Geordie Greep canceled several stops on his U.S. tour after an anonymous accuser leveled sexual misconduct allegations against him. The alleged victim, identified as Laura for privacy, spoke out in a Paste report, recounting her experience in detail. She met Greep and his keyboardist, Cameron Campbell, at a bar, which led them to an individual's apartment.
Laura said she became very intoxicated and fell asleep on the couch. When she woke up, she claims Greep kissed her forcefully, something she did not consent to. She pushed him away and called him out on his actions, expressing concern that the situation could have escalated if she had consumed more alcohol. Laura's account was corroborated by Campbell, who stated he quit the band following the incident.
When confronted, Campbell admitted he did not witness the event firsthand but heard the victim's reaction and observed the aftermath. He then spoke directly with Laura, who confirmed that Greep kissed her while she was asleep. Campbell decided to leave the band due to his belief that he could not continue working with Greep based on what he witnessed.
Pitchfork reached out to Greep's team and Campbell for additional statements. In response, Greep posted on his Instagram account, apologizing to the alleged victim. He explained that he had fallen asleep in an armchair and believed she was interested in him. He kissed her once but immediately withdrew when he realized she was not interested.
Greep expressed regret for not realizing she had been asleep. Greep's European tour is still scheduled to begin on November 1 in the Netherlands.
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