Ahead of her sold-out show at Camden’s KOKO, Nash led her "Butts for Tour Buses" campaign through London, calling out Live Nation and Spotify for their role in what she described as an unsustainable industry. Speaking outside Live Nation’s office, she told The Standard: “Do they give a f**k? I know I can't swear, but I'm p**sed off now.”

"The industry is in crisis, the music industry has failed artists and is completely unsustainable — and my arse is shining a light on that"

Pop singer Kate Nash has said her decision to join OnlyFans is about “agency” and to raise awareness of the dire situation many artists face, at the same time rejecting critics who have called her decision “sad”.

Kate Nash has said she will make money with her “bum” by putting images on OnlyFans. The British singer warned that live music is becoming increasingly financially unsustainable and has devised a novel solution to fund her tours.

It was either that or cut people’s wages or travel dangerously, she says

Kate Nash announced last week that she’s starting an OnlyFans account in support of her new album tour, dubbing the move “Butts 4 Tour Buses.”

Singer Kate Nash says the "punk protest" of selling photos of her bum online is a necessary act of rebellion because "touring makes losses, not profits".