Watch Police Struggle To Stop Hemorage’s U-Haul Truck Parking Lot Set Outside Of A Korn Show

San Francisco, CA crossover band Hemorage have a growing history of staging guerilla performances that are generally frowned upon by the authorities. While they’ve been known to pull up outside of venues for big shows, they’ve also set up shop in city streets, in gas station parking lots, and more.

However, their impromptu parking lot performance last month, housed in the back of a trusty U-Haul truck in Albuquerque, New Mexico, received an amusingly desperate response from responding police officers.

You can watch as the authorities do their best to shutdown the group’s set in the below newly shared footage. After being unable to curb the performance from behind the wheel, an officer opted to instead seal the band inside the back of the truck. The situation didn’t deter the group, who kept on playing.

You can also find further video evidence of the band’s various interactions with the authorities at their other guerilla shows via instagram.com/hemoragesf.

Hemorage have since commented of the performance mentioned above, which took place outside of Korn‘s October 02nd show at the Isleta Amphitheater:

“We pulled up to the venue and it looked so beautiful. This is one of the coolest venues in America. We started playing right after the Korn show and huge crowd started forming. The cops had to stop us because we were in the ride share pick up area and we are creating traffic.

They try to stop us but we kept on playing. They tried to get in the U-haul but good thing Jon has the key in his pockets. When the shut the door the locked it with the latch. After a bunch of people started getting mad they had to open it again. Then Jon jumped on the driver seat and moved the U-haul a few yards away. They we kept playing until we finished our set and a few encores. This was one our favorite shows from this tour. “

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