Report: Travis Scott’s Rome concert caused earthquake concerns
thefader.comTravis Scott's recent live show in Rome resulted in 60 people requiring medical attention and sparked fears of an earthquake, CNN reports.
The rapper was in Italy on August 7 for a concert to promote his new studio album UTOPIA. The event, held at Circus Maximus, an ancient chariot-racing stadium, was initially supposed to take place at the pyramids of Giza in Egypt but was canceled due to “complex production issues.” Rome’s civil protection department told CNN that one attendee at the show sprayed pepper spray into the crowd, injuring the group of 60 people in the process.
Meanwhile, a 14-year-old was injured after falling four meters from a false wall they had climbed outside the venue to get a better view of the stage.
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