Going to a concert is one thing, but for some fans, the real thrill comes from getting up close and personal with the band. Whether it’s snagging an autograph, shaking hands, or just spending a few minutes face-to-face, these interactions can be the highlight of the experience. However, for the artists, these moments can sometimes be awkward or uncomfortable, depending on their personality. Take Deicide’s Glen Benton, for example, who has some pretty strong opinions about VIP meet-and-greets and the concept of charging fans for autographs.
In a recent interview with Prescription Punk Rock, as transcribed by Blabbermouth, Benton shared his disdain for the idea of making fans pay for autographs. He didn’t hold back when expressing how much he hates the practice:
