Indie singer Na Sang-hyun admits to sexual harassment, causing major repercussions... Festival appearances canceled one after another

As Na Sang-hyun, the lead vocalist of the indie band Band Nah, admitted to sexual harassment allegations, scheduled schedules were canceled one after another.
On the 23rd, the INCHEON PENTAPORT MUSIC FESTIVAL announced, "Due to unavoidable circumstances, the performance of Na Sang Hyeon Si Band, who was scheduled to appear, has been cancelled.
The video has been deleted. We ask for the understanding of the audience.
The festival also said, "Na Sang Hyeon Si Band, who was scheduled to perform on June 1st, has been canceled due to the coronavirus.
Due to personal reasons, Sto will not be participating," and the lineup was changed to Zairo. This is due to Na Sang-hyun's sexual harassment issue.
Ng acknowledged the sexual harassment allegations surrounding him, saying, "I would like to sincerely apologize to the victim and to the person who wrote the post. I don't remember the specific circumstances, but I am deeply sorry for the obvious hurt I caused."
"It was three or four years ago, but since my behavior was pointed out at the time, I have steadily become aware of the problem and have made efforts to improve. I will convey my apology directly to the victim.
I hope you will refrain from making any secondary complaints against the author of the post," he wrote, causing a stir. Prior to this, on the 22nd, a post was posted on an online community about Na Sang Hyun's sex
An article raising allegations of harassment was published. The author, Mr. A, revealed that Na Sang Hyun had pretended to be drunk and touched her thigh, and explained the specific circumstances.
In the end, Na Sang Hyun admitted to the incident and apologized within a day of the issue becoming an issue. However, he was worried that the situation would worsen if he admitted to sexual harassment.
The ending came with the scheduled events being cancelled one after another.