Jessie J told attendees to remove people she said were fighting during her set at Party in the Paddock festival

Jessie J confronted a fight that broke out during her live set at the Party in the Paddock festival in the United Kingdom over the weekend, according to reporting published Monday by Page Six. The outlet said the British singer stopped performing briefly and directed attention toward the altercation in the audience area while continuing to address the crowd in real time.

Page Six reported that Jessie J pointed toward people she said were involved in the confrontation and urged them to be removed, with the outlet quoting her telling the crowd, “Get rid of them.” The account describes Jessie J reacting in the moment as the disturbance drew attention during the performance.

The festival, Party in the Paddock, was hosting a weekend lineup when the incident occurred, Page Six said. The outlet framed the exchange as part of Jessie J’s on-stage response to fighting concertgoers rather than as an official statement from the festival itself or law enforcement.

Page Six did not provide additional confirmed details in its report about the causes of the altercation, whether anyone was injured, or whether arrests were made. The publication also did not specify which security personnel, if any, intervened or what steps were taken immediately after the singer’s remarks.

Concert footage and crowd behavior during major music events can influence how such disputes are managed, particularly when performers are confronted with safety concerns in the audience. In this case, the reporting describes the singer using her platform mid-set to call for removal of the people she said were fighting, effectively shifting attention from entertainment to crowd control.

Representatives for the festival organizers and for Jessie J were not included in the Page Six report, and the story does not identify any formal complaint, charges, or disciplinary action tied to the incident. As of publication, the only clearly attributed account in the record provided is Jessie J’s on-stage remarks as reported by Page Six.

For audiences, the episode underscores the heightened expectation of safety and orderly conduct at outdoor shows, where disturbances can escalate quickly and create spillover risks for surrounding attendees. For artists, it illustrates how performers may be pulled into crowd-safety dynamics even though event security and local authorities typically remain responsible for enforcement and medical response.