Crazy Town bandmates Shifty Shellshock and Bobby Reeves get into fistfight in Myrtle Beach

Two members of the rock group Crazy Town, Shifty Shellshock and Bobby Reeves, were involved in a fist fight with each other after a concert in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on Sunday.

The row between the musicians stemmed from anger that the group’s lead singer, Shellshock, was not present until the end of the show. TMZ reported.

Co-vocalist Bobby Reeves sang in place of the absent Shellshock, delivering a performance full of blunders and angry words for Shellshock, as shown in a clip posted by a TikTok user.

Shellshock eventually made its way into the concert and was featured in the social media clip in a heated argument with Reeves, who later had a black eye.

In a clip published by TMZ, the band members could be seen backstage arguing over money and repeatedly getting physical with each other, with Reeves making threats towards members of Shellshock’s family.

“I think you’re a** motherf*****, homeboy,” Reeves told Shellshock in the clip.

The exchange was eventually broken up after Reeves hit Shellshock and the pair were fighting on the floor.

Insiders from the band told the outlet that the exchange was a “brother fight” and that the pair have since reconciled.

Reeves confirmed this in a clip he posted to Instagram showing off his black eye in the aftermath of the conflict.

“Me and Shifty got into a little scuffle, but it’s all good, we’re brothers,” Reeves said. “I love you all, I love you too, Shifty.”

Shellshock, 48, whose real name is Seth Brooks Binzer, was previously involved in an onstage confrontation with a sound man at a concert in Jacksonville, North Carolina last week posted on YouTube.

He has been open about addiction issues in the past, appearing on multiple seasons of Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew.

The band is best known for their hit song Butterfly, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 for two weeks in 2001.