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Travis Scott To Headline 2022 ‘Day N Vegas’ Concert

By Oreoritse Tariemi
07 June 2022   |   11:15 pm
Travis Scott is set to headline the "Day N Vegas" concert slated for Labor Day, ten months after the deadly events of the 2021 Astroworld festival. This would be the rapper's first headline show in almost a year. Scott will headline the "D N Vegas" concert alongside other headliners Sza and J. Cole. Other artists…

Travis Scott is set to headline the “Day N Vegas” concert slated for Labor Day, ten months after the deadly events of the 2021 Astroworld festival.

This would be the rapper’s first headline show in almost a year. Scott will headline the “D N Vegas” concert alongside other headliners Sza and J. Cole.

Other artists slated to perform at the concert include Playboi Carti, 21 Savage, Baby Keem, Summer Walker, H.E.R., Jhene Aiko, Trippie Redd, Jorja Smith, Pusha T, Joji, Aminé, City Girls, T-Pain, Vince Staples, Freddie Gibbs, Steve Lacy, Tems, Syd, Sabrina Claudio, and more.

The hip-hop festival is scheduled for September 2nd-4th.

Last year, Scott was to headline the 2021 “Day N Vegas” concert a week after his Astroworld festival; however, his performance was canceled following the tragedy.

According to the most recent assessment by the attorneys representing victims, over 4,900 individuals were hurt at Astroworld. On May 10, a court complaint cited a total of 4,932 claimed victims. In addition to the ten persons who died, the latest complaint claims that 732 people needed “intensive medical therapy” and 1,649 others needed less extensive care. Another 2,540 people were classified as “other,” indicating that the severity of their injuries was still being determined.

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Last month, Travis Scott made his first live televised performance since the 2021 Astroworld tragedy at the Billboard Music Awards.

The rapper performed his songs “Mafia” and “Lost Forever” in his first televised performance since the Astroworld festival tragedy.