Insecure Men's Saul Adamczewski dropped from record label and hit with tour cancellation following abuse allegations

Saul Adamczewski of Insecure Men, and formerly Fat White Family, has been dropped by Fat Possum Records, with Insecure Men 's November tour being cancelled after abuse accusations were shared on social media.

Adamczewski is known as a founding member of Fat White Family, which he left back in 2015. He went on to launch his project Insecure Men that same year, and has since released two albums with a tour initially scheduled for November. Last week, abuse allegations from two women were shared to Instagram and have since circulated, resulting in the deactivation of Insecure Men's Instagram account.

While Adamczewski has not addressed the allegations, Green Man Festival went on to replace Insecure Men with London trio mary in the junkyard just a couple of days before their scheduled appearance. Since then, Fat Possum also revealed that they have severed ties with Adamczewski in a comment to NME, stating: “We take the accusations against Saul Adamczewski very seriously. Fat Possum will no longer be working with Insecure Men.” They have also confirmed that Adamczewski's management has stepped back and will not continue working with him.

While Insecure Men had a slew of autumn tour dates scheduled, including a performance at London's EartH Hackney alongside stops in Liverpool, Edinburgh, Leeds, and more, the shows have now been cancelled.