Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson booed after mocking Florida fans’ ‘USA’ chant
Chris Robinson, the lead singer of the Black Crowes, faced backlash during a concert in Florida after mocking fans who chanted 'USA.' His comments prompted boos from the audience, leading some attendees to leave the venue. The incident has sparked a swift online reaction, with fans expressing disappointment over Robinson's remarks.
- ▪Chris Robinson was booed after mocking fans for chanting 'USA' during a concert in Tampa.
- ▪The incident occurred just before the band was set to perform their hit song 'She Talks to Angels.'
- ▪Robinson's comments led to a significant backlash, with some fans walking out and expressing their disappointment online.
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| Publication time | Tue, 02 Jun 2026 01:19:13 -0400 |
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Music Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson booed after mocking Florida fans’ ‘USA’ chant By Richard Pollina Published June 2, 2026, 1:19 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson was booed after mocking fans for a “USA” chant at a Florida show — then doubled down, asking what they had to be “so proud of” in America before the crowd turned on him. The trouble began during the band’s Sunday night show in Tampa, on their “Southern Hospitality Tour,” when an image of the group’s black crow mascot dressed as Uncle Sam appeared on a screen behind the stage, prompting audience members to start the pro-America chant, TMZ reported.
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