Madison Dubiski: Last News

Astroworld tragedy.10 people were killed and hundreds more injured in a deadly crowd crush during the US rapper’s headline set at his own annual music festival in 2021.Scott and Live Nation had settled nearly all the wrongful death lawsuits filed over the tragedy as of May 9, with the exception of that from the family of nine-year-old Ezra Blount, the youngest person who died during the concert.However, the artist and Live Nation have now settled the final lawsuit, for which jury selection was due to begin in September.In a statement to the Houston Chronicle, S. Scott West, an attorney for the Blount family, said: “The family is happy to resolve its claim against all defendants following the death of their son, Ezra.

Travis Scott and Live Nation have settled nearly all the wrongful death lawsuits filed over the Astroworld festival tragedy.Ten people died and hundreds were injured following the tragedy in November 2021.Multiple lawsuits have since been filed but according to the Associated Press all 10 wrongful death lawsuits have now been settled apart from one.Neal Manne, a lawyer for Live Nation, said during a court hearing relating to Madison Dubiski’s death yesterday (May 8) nine have been settled, including the one filed by Dubiski’s family. The 23-year-old Houston resident was one of the 10 people killed during the crowd crush.Noah Wexler, a lawyer for Dubiski’s family, confirmed during the court hearing that their case “is resolved in its entirety.”Scott’s publicist Ted Anastasiou told AP: “Mr.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer Nearly three years after a crowd crush at Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival left 10 concertgoers dead, event promoter Live Nation has settled nine of the 10 wrongful death lawsuits that came in the wake of the catastrophe. News of the settlements comes as one of the lawsuits was set to go to trial this week.

Travis Scott has booked his first official concert since the deadly Astroworld crowd crush at his show in Houston on November 5 that left 10 people dead.The canceled rapper - turning 31 this Saturday - is scheduled to perform May 7 at 8pm at the 20K-square-foot nightclub E11EVEN Miami.Tickets cost $150 for women and $250 for men at the 21+ Florida venue, and TMZ reports that VIP tables might cost well over $100K. Staging a comeback: Disgraced Astroworld Festival founder Travis Scott has booked his first official concert since the crowd crush at his show in Houston on November 5 that left 10 dead (pictured November 5)E11EVEN Miami features a hydraulic elevating stage, fully-equipped DJ booth, seven private VIP rooms, 32 VIP conversation rooms, and a 'party pit' with 600 square feet of LED video walls and lighting.Travis (born Jacques Webster) previously performed short impromptu sets at an April 17 Coachella after-party for Bootsy Bellows, and at Richie Akiva and Darren Dzienciol's pre-Oscars party in Bel-Air on March 26.