A few members of the public stepped forward to keep the man away from the band.
\n\nA band busking outside Pasir Ris MRT station on Oct. 2 were shouted at to turn their volume down as they were apparently "too loud" for one man's liking.
\n\nThe situation, as seen in a video, turned tense after a man approached the group of performers and yelled at them.
\n\nThe incident happened towards the end of the four-member J.P.A.G Band's performance at around 11:50am, the lead singer Jazzica Lee told Mothership.
\n\nAs seen in the video that Lee posted on Instagram, the performers were in the middle of "Locked Out of Heaven" by Bruno Mars when a man started raising his voice.
\n\nHe could be heard on camera telling the band, "Lower your volume, you're too loud."
\n\nThe man's voice was audible over the music.
\n\nAt one point, he even went up to the keyboardist and pointed at her and repeatedly told the group to lower their volume.
\n\nLee said the band had never experienced such a confrontation before.
\n\nIt was also their first time encountering the complainant in a blue cap.
\n\nWhen the man first approached them, the band members exchanged nervous…
Original source: https://mothership.sg/
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