Maggie Rogers Calls Out Sexist Behavior at Her Concert

Maggie Rogers is speaking out after an audience member catcalled her during the latest stop on her Heard It in a Past Life Tour.

The 25-year-old singer says that near the end of the show in Texas, which was the second-to-last of her tour, an audience member yelled “take your top off.” Another concertgoer even joined in on the sexist behavior.

“i was stunned. furious. fuming. confused. and also – on a really basic level – it really hurt my feelings,” Maggie wrote in a note on her Twitter account.

You can read the full note in the gallery or by clicking inside.

Maggie Rogers’ Full Note from Twitter

every night before the alaska acoustic encore, i speak about gratitude and growth and change. it’s the most vulnerable part of the set. just me and a guitar before i say goodnight.
last night, in the middle of this speech a man yelled “take your top off.” another joined in and yelled “you cute though”.
i was stunned. furious. fuming. confused. and also – on a really basic level – it really hurt my feelings.
i step on stage every night and give every part of me. and my community shows up every night and together, we create a safe space to amplify each other. to allow relief. to allow release. there’s a deep amount of trust there.
i step on stage every night with a deep reverence for the stage, my craft, and the privilege that is making music for my job. i’ve been writing and producing music for 10 years – my body is my greatest tool for communicating that work.
i want to use this moment to be very very clear. there is no space for harassment or disrespect or degradation of any kind at my show.
be kind to each other out there.
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