Chainsmokers’ Alex Pall, Drew Taggart crash Arizona fraternity celebration

[ad_1] Music duo The Chainsmokers crashed a school fraternity celebration over the weekend, resulting in a police shutdown of the occasion.

The DJ group shared a video of the moment on Instagram , writing, "We crashed a frat in Arizona and …"

After solely 13 minutes, the police confirmed up and tried to get the presumably underage crowd to disperse.

"Hear up, in case you are underneath the age of 21, I am gonna inform you to depart proper now, or I am gonna begin writing tickets and begin arresting of us," an officer mentioned within the recorded video.

On the time, Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall had solely performed 45 seconds of a music.

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The Chainsmokers duo, Alex Pall and Drew Taggart, crashed an Arizona frat celebration. (Madison Bushnell)

Drew Taggart sings at a frat celebration whereas surrounded by school youngsters. (Madison Bushnell)

"We acquired shut down by the cops already, however we're paying the effective," Pall mentioned within the video. "We're gonna get one other quarter-hour."

The video was captioned, "Will fortunately pay the effective."

Drew Taggart and Alex Pall crash a frat celebration in Arizona earlier than the police present as much as shut it down. (Instagram: The Chainsmokers)

After securing extra time on the celebration, Taggart and Pall "determined to play the entire classics."

Songs carried out included "Closer" and "Roses." The duo additionally added in some new remixes, together with a model of Gracie Abrams' "That is So True."

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Taggart and Pall first broke into the music scene by releasing remixes of different artists' songs, however landed their first unique breakthrough with "#Selfie" in 2014.

Drew Taggart and Alex Pall make up the DJ duo The Chainsmokers. (Getty Photographs)

By 2016, the DJ duo had achieved a better degree of notoriety with the discharge of "Nearer." The music, which featured pop star Halsey, stayed on the prime of the Billboard Scorching 100 chart for 12 weeks.

That very same yr, Taggart and Pall launched "Roses" and "Do not Let Me Down," which debuted in Billboard's prime 10.

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The Chainsmokers took a break from the web personas that they had created in 2020 with a view to take a while and "create our subsequent chapter in music."

Taggart and Pall introduced their music comeback in 2022 and launched their fourth studio album, "So Far So Good." Forward of its launch, the 2 sat down with Billboard and spoke in regards to the warmth they confronted earlier than their hiatus. Taggart recalled the 2016 Billboard cowl story about how the 2 "rage each night time."

Alex Pall and Drew Taggart gained fame in 2016 with the discharge of their hit "Nearer." (Tim Mosenfelder)

"I keep in mind studying that and considering, ‘I can’t imagine that is what persons are going to consider us,’ and ‘Will we come off this fashion?' I don’t need to be this individual, you understand?" he informed Billboard in 2022. "That was the most important factor. The blokes we examine there, I used to be like, ‘I don’t like these guys.'"

Pall added: "Positive, I'd have cherished that article to not prove like that. That’s the laborious half, being like, ‘God, that's simply not correct of who I'm, however I didn’t do myself any favors to point out that individual a distinct facet.’"