A man who says he was injured during the deadly crowd surge at the Astroworld Festival is suing Travis Scott, Live Nation and others involved in the event
A concertgoer who was injured during the festival is suing rapper and producer Travis Scott, who was the organizer of the Astroworld Festival, as well as entertainment company Live Nation, concert promoter Scoremore and others involved in the event, according to the lawsuit obtained by CNN.
Those who survived had to fight their way out of the crowd as the music continued.'This was not a concert, this was a fight for survival'Scott took the stage for his set shortly after 9 p.m. Officials said they were made aware of crowd surges early in his set, and received the first reports of injuries at approximately 9:30 p.m.It is unclear what Scott saw from the stage and whether he was aware of the crowd conditions at the time, but he continued to perform until approximately 10:10 p.
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