Skip to main content
Fog icon
64º

Astroworld: Countdown to Tragedy – The Path to Peace for Concertgoers

HOUSTON – Nov. 5, 2022 will mark one year since the deadly tragedy at Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival. Ten people died, others seriously injured, and many witnesses to the disaster are still dealing with the mental toll from that day.

“I just feel like, what would my life be like had it never happened,” said Ayden Cruz, an 18-year-old who tried to stop the concert. “It just left me with so many questions that I don’t feel like a lot of young adults like me know how to answer…it’s definitely impacting my life completely, you know, changed.”

On Monday, Oct. 31, KPRC 2 Investigates talks with concertgoers, some who were in the midst of the most dangerous area, about the warning signs and the path to peace.

FULL COVERAGE

Travis Scott speaks out in first interview since Astroworld Festival tragedy

Travis Scott requests lawsuits be dismissed, issues general denial following deadly Astroworld Festival

Travis Scott’s hard seltzer discontinued following Astroworld Festival tragedy

‘This pain should never be felt by anyone’: Family of Houston 14-year-old killed at Astroworld Festival files lawsuit

10 people, including a 9-year-old, died after attending Astroworld Festival: Here’s what we know

HFD’s Official Astroworld Concert Activity Log

Parents sue Travis Scott, Live Nation after they say 27-year-old son died trying to save fiancée at Astroworld Festival


About the Author
Ana Lastra headshot

Nationally-recognized investigative journalist. Passionate about in-depth and investigative stories that are important to the community. Obsessed with my Corgi pup named Chulo.

Loading...

Recommended Videos