Plane Crash Miracle! All Passengers Walk Away From Fiery Wreckage!

HOUSTON -- Emergency plans for the Astroworld music festival did not include protocols for dangerous crowd surges like the one that unfolded during a rush to see headliner Travis Scott, which left eight people dead and injured hundreds of others, including a 9-year-old boy whose family said was in a coma.The concert area in Houston where a crush of fans had pressed forward during the rapper's Friday night performance remains largely in place as authorities continue a criminal investigation.

A safety operations plan for the Astroworld music festival laid out protocols for emergency situations, but there was no plan in place for a crowd surge like the one that actually took place and resulted in the deaths and injuries. Investigators with the Houston Police Department are currently looking into the crowd behavior that caused a massive push toward the stage resulting in people getting crushed and losing consciousness.

Travis Scott has given an additional statement following the crowd crush at his Astroworld festival that left at least eight people dead, saying that he could “never imagine anything like this happening”.A “mass-casualty” incident at the Houston festival on Friday (November 5) left at least eight people dead with hundreds more reportedly injured, according to Texas police.Scott posted a video message on his Instagram Story, saying that he “wants to send out prayers to the ones that was lost last

Travis Scott’s Astroworld festival at Houston’s NRG Park, which left at least eight people dead and more than 300 injured as fans rushed toward the stage during Scott’s headlining performance, showed just how quickly disaster can occur.Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and Astroworld promoter Live Nation have pledged to conduct a full investigation.  Multiple reports from attendees allege that security and emergency workers were difficult to find and at times unresponsive during the chaotic scene

CNN that the plane the singer was travelling on had hit a cable on an electric tower that is operated by the company.

Marília Mendonça, a popular and successful Brazilian singer, has died at the age of 26 in a plane crash north of Rio de Janeiro. Four others died in the crash.

A post shared by Marilia Mendonça (@mariliamendoncacantora)The Latin GRAMMY-nominated singer had been active on her Instagram just as she was about to depart.

Marilia Mendonça has sadly died, along with four others, en route to her concert, on Friday (November 5) in Brazil.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorAhead of his “Astroworld” festival taking place in his Houston hometown this weekend, Travis Scott has dropped two new songs, “Escape Plan.”The songs are likely from his forthcoming album “Utopia,” which he and producer Mike Dean have teased on social media over the past few weeks.Although “Escape Plan” drew most of the initial attention upon the midnight drop — within the first 13 minutes, the audio of “Escape Plan” had 18,000 listens on YouTube and “Mafia” had