Astroworld Festival

As of August, Travis Scott and Rage Against the Machine were to headline Coachella 2022, while 2020's third headliner, Frank Ocean, was postponed to 2023. However, that's since changed...

”People didn't show up there to just be harmful,” Travis Scott told Charlamagne Tha God, ”people just I think showed up to have a good time, and something unfortunate happened, and I think we really just gotta figure out what that was, you know?"

Hulu released the special, a piece produced by Houston ABC affiliate KTRK-TV, on Wednesday, and by Thursday had taken it down.

”For the most part, they told us where to stand, not to let people run in, and to be safe and not to put our hands on anybody,” Jackson Bush, hired to work at Astroworld Fest, said. “There was no training.”

Another attendee of Friday's tragic, deadly Astroworld Festival has passed away.

At least three lawsuits have been filed by attendees of the festival, where eight died and hundreds were injured.

”I'm honestly just devastated,” Travis Scott says in a video message.

A statement from Astroworld reads, ”We are focused on supporting local officials however we can. With that in mind the festival will no longer be held on Saturday.”

The festival's 2021 edition also features Yves Tumor, Chief Keef, 21 Savage, Baby Keem, Lil Baby, Master P, Roddy Ricch, Sheck Wes, Toro Y Moi, Young Thug, and more.

Like nearly everything else, Travis Scott's Astroworld Fest took a pandemic break in 2020 but will be back this year, happening November 5 & 6 at NRG Park in Houston, TX