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Metal Gig in New Zealand Marred by Extreme Poo Incident in Moshpit

Security and police identified a middle-aged man after the biohazard forced a pause and left fans vomiting and fleeing the venue.

  • On July 25th, metal act Devilskin paused their show at Union Hall in Dunedin after a concert-goer defecated in the mosh pit, forcing staff to halt the performance temporarily.
  • The Otago Daily Times reported the feces was described as "huge" by witnesses, so large one attendee thought it was a shoe, prompting many to flee the venue.
  • Devilskin singer Jennie Skulander stopped the performance to check on fans; when a concert-goer mimed the act, Skulander asked, "Poo?" according to reports.
  • This incident follows similar disruptions at Noah Kahan and Morgan Wallen concerts; three such incidents in recent weeks indicate a growing trend affecting multiple venues.
  • Devilskin took to Instagram to celebrate the night, telling fans, "Bloody good to bring the heat to Dunedin," but omitted any reference to the faecal incident.
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Otago Daily Times broke the news in Otago, New Zealand on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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