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Mary J. Blige Announces ‘Strength of a Woman Tour’ Featuring Chaka Khan, Ella Mai, XSCAPE and More
Also expected to perform are the City Girls, Sevyn Streeter, Kierra Sheard and others.
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Roots Picnic 2022: Mary J. Blige, Summer Walker, G Herbo, Jazmine Sullivan Among Performers at Philadelphia Music Festival
Hip-Hop and R&B stars will take center stage at the music festival that will take place in Philadelphia during the first weekend of June
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Family of Drakeo the Ruler Say Lack of Security Led to His Death at Los Angeles Festival
Drakeo’s family has filed a wrongful death and negligence lawsuit against the promoters of the festival
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Travis Scott’s Astroworld Fallout Continues as Dior Confirms Cactus Jack Collab Is ‘Indefinitely’ Postponed
The capsule collection has been shelved ‘out of respect for everyone affected by the tragic events at Astroworld,’ says the label.
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Congress to Launch Bipartisan Investigation Into Astroworld Tragedy
‘We are deeply saddened by the deaths that occurred at Astroworld Festival and are committed to investigating what went wrong,’ say committee members.
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Astroworld Employee Alleges Promoters Tried to Withhold Pay Until Staffers Signed Amended Contract Forfeiting Right to Sue
‘They essentially said, ‘You need to sign this new form in order to get paid.’ It was clear they wanted legal coverage,’ the staffer said.
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Travis Scott Reportedly out of Coachella Lineup
In response to the Astroworld Festival tragedy, the rapper has reportedly been removed from his Coachella headlining gig.
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Attorneys Seek to Combine Hundreds of Astroworld Suits as Travis Scott Denies Culpability
The rapper requested dismissal from 11 of the nearly 300 lawsuits naming him as partly responsible for the crowd surge that injured hundreds and killed 10.
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Chuck D Calls Out Old White Men in Astroworld Tragedy
Public Enemy frontman Chuck D penned an open letter to Live Nation on Friday
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Astroworld Legal Woes Mount as Travis Scott, Drake, Apple and Live Nation Are Named in $2 Billion Lawsuit
The new lawsuit representing 282 concertgoers comes days after a $750 million lawsuit was filed on behalf of 125 other plaintiffs, naming the same parties.