Three years after the mass casualty incident at the infamous Astroworld festival, survivors are speaking out about what they ...

Travis Scott performs on Day 1 of the Astroworld ... The family is said to have withdrawn a $1 million lawsuit back in February, settling for an undisclosed amount. High school freshman Hilgert ...

Netflix has dropped Trainwreck: The Astroworld Tragedy, a new documentary on the fatal Travis Scott music festival. By ...

While Travis Scott is back doing live performances ... On Monday, the family of Axel Acosta, one of the many families who filed a lawsuit against Scott, Live Nation and other entities involved ...

Travis Scott is facing higher legal bills, as he’s been hit with another lawsuit. As per legal documents reviewed by TMZ, ...

Travis Scott and Live Nation faced lawsuits after the Astroworld tragedy left 10 people dead and hundreds more injured. Since 1998, AllHipHop.com has pioneered delivering Hip-Hop news. Get our ...

According to TMZ, Travis Scott has been named in a new lawsuit. Today (February 17), the outlet claimed that a fan, Omar Muhanna, accused Scott’s security guard of “violently assaulting him ...

including Travis Scott, Live Nation, Apple, and Front Gate Ticketing Solutions, have asked to be dismissed from the lawsuit. Drake's lawyers argued that he had no hand in planning the festival ...

Travis Scott, a rapper and founder of the Astroworld Festival, could be held responsible in a civil lawsuit over the deaths of 10 people at the 2021 rendition of the concert after a judge denied ...

HOUSTON — A Houston judge spent hours Monday listening to arguments on whether rapper Travis Scott should or should not be dismissed from a class action lawsuit in the Astroworld Festival tragedy.

HOUSTON — A Houston judge denied a motion to dismiss rapper Travis Scott and others from the class action lawsuit in the Astroworld Festival tragedy. It appears that the paperwork was signed on ...

Travis Scott has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit over unlicensed samples, with the rapper’s lawyers claiming the allegedly infringed-upon sample — the phrase “alright, alright ...