He is certainly a curious fellow, and if a number of the allegations above are indeed true, it’s fair to call Scantlin deranged. following yet another drunken rant.Īnd yet, Scantlin will (hopefully) be in the Houston area on August 25, when Puddle of Mudd plays the Pub Fountains in Stafford. His bandmates had enough two months later, when they abandoned him during a set in the U.K. Things escalated earlier this year, when Scantlin stopped mid-set and accused a fan of stealing his house (how one would go about doing so, I’m not quite sure) before exiting the stage. In the past three years alone, Scantlin has thrown things at audience members, destroyed his band’s instruments and been alleged to have drunkenly lip-synced a concert in Ohio. The incidents have piled up onstage as well.
Most concerning, however, was an incident in April of this year, when Scantlin was arrested at his home following a standoff with 30 armed police officers. Since the beginning of 2015, he has been arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct, led authorities on a high-speed chase and been popped for DUI and destroying private property. The personal woes have intensified for Scantlin of late. Being banned from Graceland a decade ago for swimming in an off-limits pool.Since rising to prominence with 2001’s Come Clean, Scantlin - whose band was signed by Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst, enough to knock any man off the rails a bit - has weathered a number of personal and legal issues, including: 1 Billboard Mainstream Rock hit from 2008, a little too seriously. Worst case, he sounds like he might have taken "Psycho," the band's No. Best case, Puddle of Mudd front man Wes Scantlin is eccentric.
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