
Are Big Concerts Safe? Six Months After Astroworld, Questions Linger
The live-music industry is gearing up for its biggest season in years, even as some may continue to have concerns about safety at large events
The live-music industry is gearing up for its biggest season in years, even as some may continue to have concerns about safety at large events
Shanazia Williamson and Jarawd Owens sue Travis Scott, Live Nation and others, claiming in a lawsuit that Williamson was "trampled and crushed resulting ... in the death of her and Jarawd's unborn child"
Three attorneys divided thousands of claims by number of deaths, number of injuries that required "extensive" and "less extensive" medical treatment and other unspecified injuries
Face the Music Now, founded by advocate and author Dorothy Carvello, focuses on helping survivors of sexual misconduct in the music business
Texas task force report comes five months after a crowd surge killed 10 people at the festival
From Megan Thee Stallion to Månekskin, here's our rundown of Weekend One's most memorable moments
Megan Thee Stallion's sizzling new diss track, Rina Sawayama's queer rallying cry, horn sections aplenty, and other sights and sounds from the fest's second day
Euphoria-inspired fashion, an Anitta triumph, a Bieber cameo, and other sights and sounds from the fest's Friday kickoff
Dead and Company announced their 2022 summer tour at the end of March, and ticket sales for the shows went live Friday morning
West was previously set to close out the festival with two Sunday headlining sets
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