Three years after the Astorworld Festival tragedy, most of the lawsuits have been settled. Nine out of the 10 wrongful death lawsuits filed after the deadly crowd surge at the 2021 Astroworld Festival have been settled, an attorney has revealed including one that was set to go to trial this week.

Astroworld Festival case: Nine out of ten lawsuits filed have been settled 

Travis Scott has landed himself in another legal battle as he faces a lawsuit filed by a Rolling Loud Miami concertgoer who claims she was severely injured during the May 2019 incident.

Rapper Travis Scott faces lawsuit for causing stampede at 2019 Rolling Loud festival

More trouble for Travis Scott and Astroworld organisers. According to latest reports on Astroworld crowd-surge tragedy, more than 125 people, who were caught up in the stampede, have sued the festival's headliner Travis Scott and event organisers for $750m (£556m).

Astroworld tragedy: Travis Scott, organisers sued for $750m

Things are not looking well for Travis Scott. On Monday, global high-street footwear and apparel brand Nike made an announcement about their upcoming customised shoe launch with the rapper: they are pushing its release otherwise scheduled for December 16.

Astroworld tragedy: Travis Scott's collaboration with popular shoe brand put on hold

The term 'prediction' is synonymous to hit animated sitcom, 'The Simpsons'. The latest prediction rumour that's keeping internet sleuths busy is the belief that the show foresaw the recent Astroworld tragedy in which nine people died and hundreds were injured when the Travis Scott concerned spiralled out of hand, crowd-wise, resulting in a tragic stampede.

Astroworld tragedy: Did 'The Simpsons' know all along about Travis Scott's concert mishap?

On Dec. 3, 1979, a crowd amassed outside Riverfront Coliseum in Cincinnati for a concert by the Who. The show was booked without seat reservations, giving early bird fans the chance to rush toward the stage.

Astroworld disaster rekindles fears about music festival safety

Rapper Drake was spotted out in public for the first time following Travis Scott’s Astroworld music festival, which left eight people dead and hundreds injured. He was seen in a black hoodie and camo cargo pants as he left in his private jet, called the Air Drake, in Toronto on Tuesday, reports confirm.

Astroworld tragedy: Drake steps out for the first time since the stampede

Bharti Shahani, a 22-year-old Texas University student has been declared brain dead after she suffered an injury while attending Astroworld Festival on Friday. At least 8 were been killed and hundreds were injured when the crowd surged ahead during the concert which was headlined by Travis Scott.

Indian origin Texas student who attended Astroworld Festival declared brain dead

More than a dozen lawsuits have been filed and a criminal investigation has been opened after eight people died and hundreds were injured in an apparent crowd surge at Travis Scott`s Astroworld festival on Friday.

Explainer: Who could be held liable for deadly Astroworld concert?

Astroworld Festival in Houston, headlined by rapper Travis Scott, turned into a horror show on Friday due to a stampede that left 8 dead and several others injured.

The youngest killed at Travis Scott's Astroworld concert was just 14 years old

Rappers Travis Scott and Drake have been sued over Saturday's incident at Scott's Astroworld Festival that left 8 dead and several others injured. The lawsuit has been filed by attorney Thomas J Henry on behalf of a concert attendee Kristian Paredes.

Travis Scott and Drake sued over Astroworld concert stampede