Each civil suit seeks over $1 million in damages and a jury trial. 'Look forward to seeing you in a few days.' Concertgoers file lawsuits against Travis Scott, Live Nation, moreĪs of Monday, several concertgoers have filed at least 17 lawsuits and Scott was named in at least 14 of the personal injury lawsuits filed in Harris County, Texas, by Astroworld attendees, alleging negligence and gross negligence.

'Please take care of yourself and each other,' the festival added. Other performers include Roddy Ricch, Lil Baby and Don Toliver, all of whom also appeared at Astroworld.

The Day N Vegas festival takes place Friday through Sunday. Post Malone will step in for Scott on Saturday as the final performer of the night. We continue to work hand in hand with law enforcement, medical personnel and public safety agencies on our protocols for the weekend.' 'The security and safety of all attending Day N Vegas has been and is always top priority in our festival planning. 'Travis Scott will no longer be performing at Day N Vegas,' the festival said in a statement shared to social media. Scott is out as one of the headliners of the Day N Vegas music festival this weekend, the festival announced Monday night. Travis Scott will no longer perform at Day N Vegas Here's everything we know about how the music festival turned fatal and what happens next. The investigation 'will take weeks, if not longer,' he said. Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner told CNN's Pamela Brown on Sunday that his team met to begin reviewing what happened at the concert.

'I am absolutely devastated by what took place last night,' the rapper wrote on Twitter. Scott, an eight-time Grammy-nominated rapper and Houston native, released a statement expressing his sorrow over Friday's events. A crowd surging incident at Travis Scott's Astroworld music festival on Friday night in Houston led to the deaths of eight attendees and left many others injured.Ī criminal investigation is underway and a slew of lawsuits have been filed alleging that Scott, concert promoter Live Nation, organizer ScoreMore and others involved with the event were responsible for the deadly crowd surge.

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