Deadmau5 slams United Talent Agency for poor travel planning on his Mexican tour

Grammy award-winning producer and electronic dance music artist, Deadmau5, voices concerns dealing with sleep exhaustion and burnout.

Renowned electronic dance music artist, deadmau5, gets outspoken on issues he has been facing with touring and scheduling conflicts. This all started when the artist posted a screenshot with the timestamp at 7:48 AM.

In detail, Joel Zimmerman, famously known as Deadmau5, shares a play-by-play of his chaotic tour schedule. Furthermore, deadmau5 points out how his show ended at 1 am, but still has a whole day of traveling. Ultimately, leaving no time to rest or even decompress.

Specifically, the artist blames the United Talent Agency. deadmau5 concludes his statement by noting that he loves what he does as a career. However, the touring schedule has been impacting his overall health.

Fans comment on social media agreeing with deadmau5. Ultimately, fans share how important sleep is, no matter the industry. Moreover, additional fans share their opinion. Specifically, fans point out how other artists have lost their lives due to management rushing artists instead of prioritizing rest.

This is not the first time that Deadmau5 has been outspoken about someone. In March 2012, pop artist Madonna made a controversial comment when introducing Avicii’s surprise appearance at Ultra Music Festival Miami. When taking the stage, Madonna commented “How many people in this crowd have seen Molly?”.

Zimmerman criticized the pop star icon directly on Twitter for enabling an unhealthy lifestyle with the controversial introduction. The tweet from deadmau5 states: “You’re a role model to 100’s of millions. You have a powerful voice, EDM could use your positive influence, not ‘molly’ talk.”

As a result, Madonna responded to the tweet clearing the misunderstanding on the song titled “Have You Seen Molly” by Cedric Gervais. Zimmerman quickly took accountability by expressing how he was only voicing his concerns, as he usually does.