Vulvodynia continue tour despite ex-vocalist's violent departure

Vulvodynia's lead singer was recently fired from the band after a series of violent altercations. Not only that, but the band's van broke down on the way to their recent show. The group shared in a comment on social media, "Our van broke down now too… We are doing out best to still make the show."

Despite that, the band has continued with their tour and made it to the scheduled stop. Last night's show in Dresden, Germany featured "merch guy" Nate and Zdeněk Šimeček of Lacerated Enemy as guest vocalists, filling in for the missing singer.

The band has vowed to continue the rest of their tour with guest fill-ins along the way. 

During the show, the band posed for a selfie with drummer Tom Hughes, whose broken nose was clearly visible, along with the two replacement vocalists.

The band commented:

The show must go on! Thank you Dresden! 🇩🇪

After all horrific recent events and our van breaking down. We made it back to the tour minutes before our show! Nate our merch guy and Zdenek from Lacerated Enemy records stepped in on vocals and we made it work.
 
Thank you everyone for all the support. We are going to come back stronger and better than ever. This is not the end of Vulvodynia. This is a new beginning. ❤️💪

See you tonight Berlin! 😎