Brett Kissel Halts Stirling Concert Briefly After Crowd Altercation
- Small Town Productions
- Aug 15
- 2 min read
Stirling, Ontario
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Brett Kissel’s concert in Stirling was briefly interrupted when an altercation broke out between two women in the audience.
Security quickly intervened, Kissel paused the show and addressed the crowd directly, drawing loud cheers when he reminded fans, “This is not what small towns are all about. Small towns are the best people, the kindest people, and you need to follow those rules."
Just moments after resuming the performance, Kissel stopped again to point out a third disruptive audience member, this time a gentleman, who was removed by security. The crowd responded with applause, backing Kissel’s firm stance on maintaining a respectful atmosphere.
A video captured by our team at Small Town News shows the tense moment unfolding, followed by the crowd rallying behind the country star’s calm and professional handling of the situation.
The concert soon resumed without further issue, and what could have dampened the evening instead became a unifying moment that reinforced the small-town values Kissel proudly highlighted from the stage.
Brett reminds us all what small towns stand for, and all of us at Small Town Productions and Small Town News agree.
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