Rapper Travis Scott’s concert at Egypt’s pyramids cancelled

The cancellation comes after controversy surrounding Travis Scott’s performance in Egypt. The country’s Musicians Syndicate expressed dissatisfaction with the rapper’s show, claiming that his style of concerts clashes with the cultural identity of the Egyptian people. The Syndicate reportedly canceled the show’s permit, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the event.

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Rapper Travis Scott has privately settled a lawsuit relating to the Astroworld tragedy where 10 people died and hundreds were injured at the festival in Houston last November. A lawyer for one victim’s family, representing 21-year-old Axel Acosta, announced the confidential agreement on Instagram, stating Acosta was “crushed by the incited, unruly and out-of-control crowd” while the music continued for almost 40 minutes.

The family of another victim, 16-year-old Brianna Rodriguez, has also reportedly settled their lawsuit confidentially. Travis Scott previously offered to pay funeral costs for victims, but some families rejected the gesture.

Travis Scott’s Pyramids concert, a highly-anticipated event for his fans, faced unfortunate obstacles that led to its cancellation. Despite the disappointment, Live Nation assures ticket holders that refunds will be issued. The controversy surrounding the event highlights the complexities of hosting international performances in culturally sensitive locations, leaving fans and organizers disappointed at the missed opportunity.