The fight for the Dropkick Murphys concert began because a fan was hitting women, says the rep

Bbadist Ken Casey was bleeding after being hit in the face with a can during the Boston show.

Dropkick Murphys are talking about a bloody fight at one of their concerts in St. Patrick's hometown at the Boston House of Blues on Friday, March 15th.

A representative of the group tells Display panel that the fight started after the bbadist and founder of Dropkick Murphys Ken Casey saw an inebriated fan nudge and hit women near the stage. Casey reportedly stopped the show and asked security to grab the offending fan, then jumped into a barricade and started screaming for the man to stop.

A first video shared by TMZ shows Casey's bloody face, shouting at a spectator and jumping into the crowd.

Display panel got a second video of the fight that shows Casey standing over the front section trying to break the fight and then being hit in the head with a can of beer thrown from the crowd. After a brief argument, Casey helps security to bring an alleged troublemaker over the barricade, before the scene crew takes him and security escorts the young man out of the room. while the fans mock and cheer.

"Ken could see that the guy did not want to stop and that security was struggling to join him, so he decided to take care of himself," a source close to the group said. Display panel. "Ken is not afraid to stand up to anyone who ruins the show for someone else and the group has made it clear that he will not tolerate abusive behavior. "

The Boston punk rock band is known for its noisy gigs and, while fights are rare, Dropkick Murphys and their fans fought with racist skinheads and neo-Nazis who tried to disrupt their gigs. In 2013, a skinhead tried to get on the stage during the band's concert at Terminal 5 in New York.

"We have been doing this for a number of years, and since I have been here for 21 years, I can tell you that it is not new," singer Al Barr told the public after the end of the year. the battle. "When we invite you to attend one of our shows, it's like saying, come to us, and when we do not respect you, we disrespect you." . "

The Dropkick Murphys are currently finishing their St. Patrick's Day tour. They will perform five concerts in five days in Boston, including the current St. Patrick's Clash 4, which will feature a group performance and boxing matches promoted by Murphy's Boston.

Casey's representatives say that he feels good and that he has already returned to the scene.