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“We’re struggling with seeing the injuries to our grandchild and what he had to go through," Ezra Blount's grandfather told local media on Monday.
Authorities in Houston have released the names of eight concertgoers who died last week at a music festival headlined by rapper Travis Scott.
Social media users also shared concert videos of Kurt Cobain, Linkin Park and others jumping into action when they spotted fans in need.
Attendees have already started filing lawsuits against Scott and the event’s organizer, Live Nation.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Attendees of Travis Scott’s Astroworld music festival are suing the rapper after a crowd crush left at least eight people dead and scores injured.
Chief Troy Finner reportedly met with Scott hours before the Astroworld concert where eight people died in a crowd surge.
One suit claims the Astroworld festival “failed to properly plan and conduct the concert in a safe manner.”
Jenner defended her boyfriend for continuing to perform amid the deadly chaos at his festival on Friday.
Victims' loved ones created a makeshift memorial at NRG Park of flowers, votive candles, condolence notes and T-shirts, including a Travis Scott shirt.
One fan sued Scott over a 2017 show in which he was pushed off a third-story balcony and partially paralyzed.