Beyoncé fans hospitalized from ‘stampede' after her ‘Cowboy Carter' show in Atlanta
Terrifying video from the scene shows people being led into ambulances on stretchers or in wheelchairs, some of them wearing cowboy hats after the star's 'Cowboy Carter' tour at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
As fans streamed out of the show into the nearby Vine City MARTA station, a passenger started screaming and running — triggering a stampede on the escalator, officials told Atlanta News First.
4 8 were hospitalized after a 'stampede' at a train station following a Beyoncé concert.
Atlanta News First
That caused the escalator to speed up — before it suddenly stopped, leaving fans 'smashed together' with multiple passengers falling on them, one witness told Fox 5.
One person suffered a broken ankle and seven others were taken to the hospital with cuts and scrapes, Fox 5 reported.
4 People were seen being led away on stretchers or in wheelchairs.
Atlanta News First
Officials have not said what caused the escalator malfunction as fans left the stadium at around 1:30 a.m. after Beyonce's final show in Atlanta on her Cowboy Carter tour.
MARTA and the Atlanta Fire Department did not respond immediately to requests for comment.
4 She was performing as part of her 'Cowboy Carter' tour.
Greg Noire via PictureGroup/Shutterstock
4 One person suffered a broken ankle while seven others had minor injuries.
Atlanta News First
It came after unreleased Beyoncé music was stolen from an SUV belonging to a member of the singer's team in Atlanta.
The music, tour plans, and other 'personal sensitive information' were reportedly stolen from a Jeep Wagoneer rented for Beyoncé's four-show stop at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on July 8, according to an Atlanta Police Department incident report.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
a day ago
- Yahoo
‘The Summer I Turned Pretty' Soundtrack: Every Song From Season 3
The Summer I Turned Prettyis officially back with new episodes, which means we finally have the soundtrack to Summer 2025. The first two seasons of Prime Video's beloved summer drama, based off of Jenny Han's popular novels, featured iconic teen anthems and hits from major artists like Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, Beyoncé, and more. Considering TSITP Season 3 is the show's supersized final season, fans can expect more iconic music moments than ever in the final 11 episodes. Season 3's two-episode premiere was jam-packed with perfect needle drops, memorable earworms, and — as expected — more Taylor Swift. As new episodes drop on Prime Video each Wednesday, Decider will break down the soundtrack episode by episode until the finale airs on September 17. Wondering what songs are featured in The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3? Where to find track lists for individual episodes of TSITP? Or how to listen to The Summer I Turned Pretty soundtrack? Here's everything to know about The Summer I Turned Pretty's Season 3 soundtrack. Season 3 Playlist: Whether you're looking for a TSITP Season 3 playlist or a playlist that includes songs from all three seasons of the show, Spotify's got you covered. Here is Spotify's continually updated TSITP Soundtrack Playlist, which features songs from Season 3 episodes that have aired. And read on for Decider's breakdown of individual Season 3 episode soundtracks. The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3, Episode 1 Songs: 'Last Season' 'Dreams' by The Cranberries 'Open Arms' by SZA (feat. Travis Scott) 'Can't Stop' by Red Hot Chili Peppers 'FRI(END)S' by V 'Get Loud' by Coi Leray 'HOT TO GO!' by Chappell Roan 'Summer Love' by Justin Timberlake 'reason to live' by mehro 'NANi' by Saweetie 'Lovin on Me' by Jack Harlow 'Dilemma' by Kelly Rowland and Nelly 'Good Luck, Babe!' by Chappell Roan 'i like the way you kiss me' by Artemas 'You're Losing Me' by Taylor Swift The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3, Episode 2 Songs: 'Last Christmas' 'lacy' by Olivia Rodrigo 'i wish i hated you' by Ariana Grande 'Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree' by Brenda Lee 'Never Going Back Again' by Fleetwood Mac 'Mystery of Love' by Sufjan Stevens 'Forever and a Day' by Benson Boone Season 3, Episode 3 Songs: 'Last Supper' 'BIRDS OF A FEATHER' by Billie Eilish 'Littlest Things' by Lily Allen 'Everything Happens to Me' by Bill Evans 'West Coast' by Coconut Records 'I'm Back' by girl in red 'Please Please Please' by Sabrina Carpenter '10,000 Emerald Pools' by BØRNS 'No Surprises' by Radiohead Which songs does the rest of The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 have in store? Only time will tell! Check back here after new episodes air Wednesdays on Prime Video for more! Until then, be sure to read Decider's 5 Things You Missed in TSITP Season 3, Episode 1 and Season 3, Episode 2 articles to learn about exciting TSITP Easter eggs and standout songs. New episodes of The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 premiere Wednesdays on Prime Video. Season 1 and Season 2 are currently streaming.
USA Today
2 days ago
- USA Today
Cam's 'All Things Light' is one of the best albums of the year. Here's why.
Cam's name isn't as instantly recognizable as the Nashville artists selling out stadiums and dumping a trove of singles on the charts. But the singer-songwriter who has worked with Harry Styles, Miley Cyrus and Jack Antonoff and written five songs for Beyoncé's Grammy Award-winning epic 'Cowboy Carter,' has delivered many an emotive song of her own during her decade-plus career. Her 2015 hit, 'Burning House,' ignited to the Top 5 of Billboard's country chart and was certified triple platinum, while a 2019 collaboration with Diplo, 'So Long,' dented the dance chart. Cam's latest album, 'All Things Light,' (out now) is efficient, profound and one of the most quietly formidable of the year. Cam, born Camaron Ochs, began writing songs for the album after she became a mother during the isolating early months of the pandemic. Her college years traveling through Nepal and Egypt and working as a psychology researcher at Stanford and the University of California, Berkeley, helped steer her toward meditation, which she relied on during that insulating period of parenting. The dozen songs on 'All Things Light' reflect her thoughtfulness and her desire to impart wisdom to her daughter, Lucy (whose name is derived from the Latin word for 'light'). She accomplishes her goal through a genre-defying amalgamation of country, Americana, pop and soul. The album's first single, 'Alchemy,' is an ideal platform for her crystalline voice and penchant for lush harmonies, while 'Slow Down' takes listeners on a 97-second stroll of strumming folk guitar and cheery whistling akin to vintage Loretta Lynn. Cam, 40, inhabits a space similar to Brandi Carlile, her appealing songs making their point in a pure, expressive voice. Here are a few of the best tracks on 'All Things Light.' More: Dave Stewart was playing Dylan songs as a teen. Now he's made an album of them 'Just for You' Cam is masterful at conveying deep feelings in few words. Another of her under-two-minutes songs says all it needs to under a blanket of glorious harmonizing that blends '60s-era girl group sensibilities with soul. 'If you want someone's shoulder, I've got two,' she offers in her honeyed voice, a simple proclamation that lands hard. 'Nevermine' Songs about loves that just weren't meant to be aren't exactly original territory. But when Cam sings, ' I feel stupid/I feel bruised/I feel out of line/You were never mine to lose' under a canopy of bowed electric guitars trembling and melancholy piano plinking, she infuses a familiar sentiment with a dash of peaceful resignation. 'We Always Do' Cam ends her album on a hopeful note. She promises faithfulness ('When you look in the mirror and see someone new/I will be here to remind you of you') and shares her vulnerability ('You let me storm off to avoid the monsoon/you know I can't sleep in the other room') with equal sincerity. Over chords from a Rhodes piano, gentle strings and a beat that sprints and slackens, Cam allows the song to trail off in a swirl of sound with a final message: 'You gotta try.'
Black America Web
2 days ago
- Black America Web
Remembering Malcolm-Jamal Warner: Heartfelt Celebrity Tributes & A Look Back Through The Years
Source: Michael Buckner / Getty Celebrity tributes are pouring in following the devastating news of Malcolm-Jamal Warner's passing. The actor—who made history as Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show —reportedly drowned off the coast of Costa Rica while on vacation on Sunday, July 20. He was 54. Warner wasn't just a TV icon—he was family to a generation of Black viewers. Whether you crushed on Theo's teenage charm or discovered Warner later through his other TV and film roles, you felt his presence. The news has sent shockwaves through the culture. Black Hollywood is in shock – and collective mourning. Social media has lit up with photos, clips, and touching words from celebrities and fans alike. Celebrities Mourn Malcolm-Jamal Warner Niecy Nash shared her heartbreak on Instagram: 'My God 💔 we just spoke. You were giving me my flowers for my work in @grotesqueriefx and we talked about how happy we both were in our marriages. Damn friend 🥲 You were a cornerstone of The Cosby Show . We all loved Theo! Never to be forgotten. You will be missed . Rest Easy 🕊️ @malcolmjamalwar 🙏🏾' Tracee Ellis Ross remembered him not only as a cultural icon, but as a colleague and friend from their days on Reed Between the Lines : 'I love you, Malcolm. First I met you as Theo with the rest of the world then you were my first TV husband. My heart is so so sad. What an actor and friend you were: warm, gentle, present, kind, thoughtful, deep, funny, elegant. You made the world a brighter place.' Tracee also posted a nostalgic photo carousel, including their Upscale magazine cover , capturing their undeniable on-screen chemistry. Jennifer Hudson wrote simply and powerfully: 'Devastated by this news. Truly heartbroken! Rest well, king.' Beyoncé honored Warner on her website with a powerful message: 'Rest in power Malcolm-Jamal Warner. Thanks for being a big part of our shared television history. You will be missed .' Beyoncé updated her website with a tribute to Malcolm-Jamal Warner who passed away today. 🤍 — Beyoncé News (@BeyonceHiveNews) July 21, 2025 And in a moving tribute, Viola Davis summed up what so many are feeling: 'Theo was OUR son, OUR brother, OUR friend… He was absolutely so familiar, and we rejoiced at how TV got it right!! But … Malcolm got it right … and now … we reveled in your life and are gutted by this loss. We will speak your name — always. 💔🕊🙏🏿' For so many of us, Warner wasn't just 'Theo'—he was the big brother we wanted, the class clown who was also wise, the reminder that Black boys could be layered and lovable on TV. He gave 80s babies a glimpse of themselves. And he did it with charm, wit, and a mesmerizing smile. Source: Cheryl Chenet / Getty He matured alongside us, taking on new roles that kept him connected to the culture—from sitcoms to dramas to poetic spoken-word performances. Even when he wasn't on screen, he was behind the scenes making moves. In honor of the late actor, we've curated a gallery that captures his essence—from the early Cosby Show years to his recent red carpet moments. Scroll through to remember the swag, the smile, and the star power that made Malcolm-Jamal Warner unforgettable. Remembering Malcolm-Jamal Warner: Heartfelt Celebrity Tributes & A Look Back Through The Years was originally published on Source:Getty Malcolm-Jamal Warner continued acting exposing new audiences to his charm and skills on camera. Here is pictured on set of Fox's 'Alert: Missing Persons Unit' Season 3 taped in 2025. Source:Getty Malcolm-Jamal Warner was one of several Black Hollywood celebs gracing the 65th GRAMMY Awards red carpet. He brought a relaxed yet tailored look to the glitz and glam affair. Source:Getty Malcolm Jamal-Warner attended the 2019 Fox Upfront in New York City looking debonair. He was there with other TV stars to talk to media and fans, further showing his continued impact on television. Source:Getty Tracee Ellis Ross remembered Malcolm-Jamal Warner fondly on social media. Her touching tribute talked about their time a TV husband and wife together and the friendship they shared. Here they are all smiles at the BBC America BAFTA Los Angeles TV Tea Party in 2017. Source:Getty Erykah Badu poses with Malcolm-Jamal Warner at the 2015 Soul Train Music Awards. Erykah served as a host for that year. Malcolm-Jamal, is that velvet? We love it! Source:Getty Malcolm-Jamal Warner was known for his contributions to younger generations, communities, and causes. He takes a moment to smile for cameras while taking part in the benefit reading of '110 Stories' on February 22, 2010 in Westwood, California. Source:Getty Malcolm-Jamal Warner was a regular to Hollywood A-list events, especially those centered around television and the big screen. Here he arrived at the 58th Primetime Emmy Awards TV Guide after party in a black jacket and pink button-down. But get into his locs. True fans remember his loc era – fondly. Source:Getty Malcolm-Jamal Warner attends the Mann Festival Theater in Los Angeles, California, on April 19, 1995. See his boyish charm, his relaxed style, and his stunning smile. Source:Getty Malcolm-Jamal Warner was the epitome of relaxed hip hop style back in the day. See his layered look at the Distinguished Gentleman premiere in 1992 in NYC. Source:Getty Malcolm-Jamal Warner loved to perform. From music to spoken word to acting and more, he did it all. In March 1988, Malcolm-Jamal Warner did a joint theatre performance with fellow actor Blair Underwood in Chicago.
