10 Worst Concert Tragedies
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“I’ve been to concerts more times than celebrities have been to Epsteins island”
That caught me so off guard 💀💀
The saddest part of the Ariana Grande bombing for me was watching this interview with a homeless guy sitting outside, when he saw teen girls rushing out with nails stuck to their face. The poor guy was doing everything he could to help them and you could tell he was genuinely traumatized.
Is that the same homeless guy who was found out to be stealing from the victims?
@@hulme187 didn't hear that, good call.
@@hulme187
I think it was. As ive seen a crime documentary about said person
@hulme187 Update: wasn't him, was another homie
I was wondering “how much more dark and depressing is this list gonna be if Dime’s murder is only no.10?”. Answer: super depressing ☹️
I feel like crying every time I think about or see anything relating to his death
Super fucking depressing:(
The roof collapse at the Morbid Angel in Illinois is missing. On a positive note, Metalheads worked together to help their brothers trapped in the rubble.
It showed the resilience and comradary that is unique in the Metal community.
Absolutely terrifying. Keeps me up at night. Being trapped in that shit. Fucked up man
My friends are still waiting for their fucking money from the venue.
I think maybe the band managers should check the venues they book their bands to, make sure all the safety regulations have been met, there is proper insulation(not cheap crap), easy to access emergency exits and if in doubt, dont use pyrotechnics indoors. It might save a lot of future horrible events happening.
Jesus. Tackling some of the darkest parts of humanity. I feel like this was handled in a very respectful way. Thanks for not naming the assholes
I very much appreciate that
Believe me or not but it the truth my dad is the one with the finger pointing to the door at the great white show he survived but he was one the last people out and his back got burn pretty bad he still alive and tomorrow January 22 he will be 54 years old I am so grateful he survived
Happy birthday to your dad man I hope that tragedy didn't cause too much psychiatric damage
A friend of mine was on the first due engine to that shitshow.
I've watched the video a few times. It's just so unbelievable. I'm glad your father got out. The whole thing was just terrifying.
Honestly The Who's manager really did have a valid point to not cancel the show. Plus the chance of a riot/even worse stampede was also likely on his mind.
For emergencies like that, it's best to keep crowds in designated areas away from where EMTs are treating injuries so he knew what he was doing and I give him props. Try to imagine a flood of people rushing BACK out after the EMTs had just helped only half those that were injured.
One thing to note: Officer James Niggemeyer, the man that gunned down Nathan Gale (Dimebag's killer) is still recieving therapy to this day I believe. He was diagnosed with PTSD in 2007 and was released from his duties.
I believe he has a fishing channel on UA-cam now.
Last year I took a road trip from NY to RI to see the memorial of the Great White Station Nightclub Fire for the 20th anniversary. Now on the spot of the disaster is a park with numerous monuments and makers for the tragedy. I recorded a bunch of footage with my GoPro, and during my visit I was greeted by a guy who told me he was an EMT on the night of the fire - and that he was initially confused as to why the hospital had so many patients pouring in at the time. I was a high school senior in PA in 2003 so I was nowhere near the tragedy, but I've always been morbidly fascinated by the events that night. I've visited the site twice in recent years.
I lived on cape cod at that time and had considered going to the show but decided not to as I couldn’t find anyone to go with me-- thank God!!!
My dad was there at the show he survived barely he back got burned he doing today if he died that day my little brother wouldn’t be born today
I didn’t even know it happened until 20 years later but I was a Junior or Senior in HS when it happened living in Wisconsin.
@@presmasterflash7555
I hear that!
Most of my friends have d¡€d or moved outta state & one left the country.
My friend, Ronnie, who lives the closest to me was trying to get me to a country/western concert!
Said it'd be the only way he'd be willing to see Ministry with me!
I just can't!
🤢🤮
I despise country/western!
Nope, nope, nope!
Will not happen!
You're lucky to live *that* close!
It's a long drive from Oregon!
"Except for having to see Vince Neil"
- Wyatt Turner 2024
On the same attack at the supernova Yotam Haim was kidnapped by Hamas, he was a drummer for the metal band Persephore and they were going to play at a local festival in Tel Aviv the same day
Oh wow I didn't even know about that. Also I'm truly sorry for your loss
I’m so sorry to hear that :( when I visited Israel, everyone I met was very welcoming and friendly and it makes me sad to think about how many people hate them just because of their nationality
@@wyattsmetal Unfortunately never had the chance to be in touch to him personally but the rest of his band are friends of mine.
On the 25.02 we'll have a big tribute event to him with many other metal bands, I hope there's gonna be footage and when there will be I'll send it to you!
@@Mr.Goldbar yea man im coming with Her Last Sight, see you there!
@@itsmishki7005 psycho ward?
1. I feel horrible for not even knowing about the nail bomb incident in Manchester at the Ariana Grande concert.
2. I learned about the Station Nightclub fire in fire school. It's stuck in my memory from learning about it almost 20 years ago.
I also didn’t know about that
I heard about it via some news playing in the background, so since I wasn't really paying attention to it, I thought they said that the band _named_ *Nail Bomb* played with her. Boy was I wrong after turning to pay attention to the broadcast after that.
I was in primary school at the time, it was kinda scary to realise something could even happen in England, i thought we were a pretty safe country
its so heartbreaking people died in a place that they were probably so excited to go to. i hope all of the victims families are coping as well as they can.
Imagine surviving death, only to die trying to save your useless guitar
Panic makes people do weird sh*t...
Imagine loving something so much you'd die for it.
Apparently he actually was intending to save his girlfriend, not knowing she escaped. Or maybe I'm confusing this for another club fire.
@@cancercentral9997 She wasnt there, but if i remember it correctly (i have 3 books about that fire) he went in to find the roadie who was also his friend (he survived ). But the girlfriend was pregnant at the time, who makes it even more sad.
16:05. I live in Argentina and just wanted to add that the most tragic part of the Cromañón fire was that they were running a makeshift daycare from the women's bathroom, and most of the babies/young kids that were there died. Yes, people brought their babies to a rock concert in a shitty, rundown club. And while the members of Callejeros were charged, their sentences were light (even though they were the ones who were promoting the "flare party")
Now do a top ten GREATEST concerts ever list to brighten the mood.
What a nice video to watch 5 days before I go to a concert
The Manchester Arena bombing always hits me the hardest for some reason. Not a pop fan, but I am a teen girl, and I just cannot imagine people my age having to experience that fear. The fact that some people's parents died too...
Whenever people talk about how lining up during school fire drills is stupid, I always tell them the story of the Station Night Club.
I would imagine
Every
Single
One of those people had been in at least one fire drill, if not multiple.
This wasn't their fault, as I recall from multiple reports, they basically had one exit, if they weren't familiar with the place, who knows how visible (in an intentionally dark venue, now filled with thick black smoke) those other exits were.
And I'm pretty sure no matter how much your lil exit sign glows green, it's not going to be seen thru *that* smoke.
And the back door that was for the band, was not accessible to the audience as the security kept them from using it.
Not to mention, a lot of people get a lil hammered at concerts, sounds like a lot of people didn't understand what was happening.
Didn't sound like anyone in the band announced, "Fire!
Run for your lives!"
Could you imagine being on shr○○mies or LsD and just think you're tripping?!
Some people almost made it but were then trampled.
I know all the 100+ times I went to concerts, I was there to have a blast, I wasn't looking for escape routes.
It was a tragic series of events.
That's where all new rules and g○vt c○ntr○l comes from.
Look up the story of Raul Vargas. He survived just inside the door by being insulated by bodies.
the "have some chocolate and cuddle with your pet dog" really brought my spirits back up after watching lol
Dime died Dec.8th the same day John lennon died in 1980.
Coincidence, I think not.
@@TheRockSocietyReviews no, just eerie.
They were both murdered by 25-year-old gunmen.
@@ericsperry2481
And they were both fat as well
I saw Damage Plan less than a week earlier in Montreal. My friend who attended the Montreal show with me called me after Dime's murder. It was surreal.
Thank you so much for raising awareness to the Nova massacre, it really means a lot❤
Too many people don't know (or caree about) the horrendous atrocities that were committed that day.
Barbaracy was met with barbaracy and far too many innocent lives were lost.
I dont understand ANYONE who attacks a festival based on peace and friendship. You are not justified, you are a coward and whatever you believe, there's only one place you are heading when you die. I dont take sides, terrorists are bad whatever faction they belong to but sometimes I wonder if there isnt a darker government behind the scenes pulling the strings to pit faiths against each other to see which will win as these things seem to trigger too damn fast nowadays.
There is only one religion that does this kind of stuff. Islam. Don't try to pass the blame to other groups or governments.
I appreciate the respect you show for the people killed in the Dimebag assassination. You cut it right before most channels just say "fuck it, it's such bad quality that it will get through".
I saw that footage as a kid without realizing that i was about to see one of my heroes near point blanked in the back of the head cause some pricks juat show the whole video with no warning.
Thanks Wyatt 🤘
You fucking rock.
I appreciate that. I watched the worst footage of pretty much all of these events and never wanted the video to come off like true crime porn and didn't want it to seem like it was gloating over innocent victims
@@wyattsmetal Thanks for making great videos, being a great person, and being hilarious. Honestly, man. Your videos help me when i'm pretty fuckin' low.
Dude, there is no footage that actually shows Dime being shot. What are you talking about. This video shows the only footage that has ever been released, and it was pretty much exactly what you saw here. Why are you lying?
The last one did not just shock me, it actually enraged me… Nothing is sacred anymore… 😔
Even weirder, 1979-2004 was 25 years, so Dimebag’s death was only one day shy of being 25 years to the day that the Who crush happened
Dimebag was December 8th 2004, he got the date wrong.
Also, he died on the same day as John Lennon.
My sincerest apologies, thoughts and condolences go out to anyone personally affected by these insane events🖤
I remember colectiv. Lost a lot of friends that day. And it destroyed the romanian metal community. Some just quit and moved to far away countries....
Since then i always check my ways out and i'm always on high alert.
Thank you for mentioning the Colectiv fire. I feel as if barely anyone, both in and out of Romania, mentions that event anymore.
I still remember the news on the fire in Kiss Nightclub in Santa Maria - Brazil. People were not believing that happened. I remember the news saying that the amount of cellphones ringing outside, with the survivors and the bodies was deafening.
The guitarist that made it out of the burning venue alive, only to go back in and die... trying to save his guitar... is pretty metal.
Thank you for talking about the Nova festival. I was in one of the hospitals that treated wounded from the festivaland it was quite scene. The situation with Israel and Gaza is very complicated but there's no exuse to what they did.
been having a down/depressed few days. this is just what i needed. thank you bro!!!!
Im from Brazil. I remember the kiss club disaster. There is actually a tv series about it. It was horrible.
Thanks for not giving theRoute 91 festival guy any notoriety by naming him, My grandmother and my mother were both there that night and luckily survived.
The who trample event sounds like when marines go to the chow hall and we are so eager to get chow to finish the day it turns into that.
I'm impressed that you included the 1979 Who concert. That was quite some time ago, after all, and compared to some of the other stories, wasn't particularly "sensational." But I remember it so well. All of us -- especially us young people who went to concerts -- were in shock. Our parents wanted to blame rock music in general and the Who specifically. That was so unfair because all forms of music concerts used unassigned seating. That concert directly led to the end of stadium (unassigned) seating at indoor concerts. I agree with the manager's decision not to cancel the concert. I know that seems ghoulish. But no one was going to be let out of that building until emergency medical crews were gone. If they were going to be stuck there, why not give them the concert they came to see? The audience and band didn't know what happened. There would be time enough for them to be shocked and mourn and be traumatized after the concert, after all.
A very deep and serious video. Yet still had plenty of humour due to your descriptions of the guilty. Especially the manchester bomber. You could always get a job with the press regarding naming serial killers i reckon as a sideline
Your so funny even when it feels bad for laughing thanks lol
I saw Miranda Lambert the day after the Vegas shooting. It was the strangest feeling. Security was insane. And Miranda broke down on stage.
I was supposed to see Sublime a week after the shooting... I couldn't go. I was terrified.
I remember I was at a concert with the Eagles in Texas (I think maybe in 2018 and on the 4th of July? I can't remember, it's been awhile and I was only 8 or 9). I don't know if anyone was hurt then, but maybe 45 minutes into the concert, (I think they were playing Hotel California) there was a fire near the stage, and when my Uncle and Aunt noticed, we decided to leave. Other people also decided to leave at that time. The Eagles, from what I remember, continued the show.
Its 2024, and the people responsible for the Kiss tragedy are still on trial, out of jail. Welcome to the shit show called Brazilian Justice. 242 people died and we are still waiting.
Knew about most of these but a few were new information. Also didn't know just how bad some of these really were. Your video approach is perfect though. Very matter of fact with a bit of humor thrown in. Not repeating the same information over and over either. And thank you for not naming the people who shouldn't be named.
“I’ve been to more concerts, than celebrities have been to esptein’s island.” this dude is hilarious 😂
The Station Fire sticks work me to this day. I still go to concerts but seek out exits and my surroundings. As a hair band fan, that's the one that I just can't unsee since I saw the video.
Thing you left out about the Station Fire:
All that footage you see is from one guy who was sent by a state safety board to help with an investigation into the nightclub's safety requirements. People in places of authority knew something was probably gonna go down, that's how bad the reputation of the Station and its owners were.
(I may be misremembering, can't remember for certain if the videographer was hired by the state to investigate the nightclub or if he was hired by the nightclub owners themselves to show how safe they were).
He was sent from a tv station to make a story about fire safety requirements for the news, since it had been another club fire in another city a few weeks before
I’m surprised you didn’t mention the Montreux Casino Fire. It’s mentioned in Smoke On The Water
Thanks for actually talking about the Colectiv incident. I was like 9 years old when it happened and the thing nobody shows or maybe they did but it may have been too outrageous to put in a video is: yes people have revolted and shit but other than those people who really wanted change, everyone else was cold and idiotic. Like i walked down the street once and a group was talking things like "metal is for satanists, they were Lucifer's kin, they deserved it" and shit like that. It's so weird when not just like the people who enjoyed Goodbye to Gravity, but the whole metal community is pointed at and called satanists and other harsh words.
Possible Terminator lmao
I swear that Vegas one, you hear gunfire coming from somewhere else. Two different places. Twas what it sounded like to me.
Cincinnati resident here. The Who story still blows my mind. I've gone to plenty of concerts at that downtown arena, which is now named The Heritage Bank Center. Audiences there are usually pretty tame, in fact the hockey games there usually have people much more rowdy by comparison. The concession area where people enter the building is REALLY tight though, I can see how something could go wrong if a crowd was raging to get in the front door.
It always amazes me how venues get a licence to have these bands play in them.
If you think Stephen Paddock acted alone, I have a bridge to sell you.
Correct. Just a coincidence that a Saudi Price was staying there...
5:14 Wrong! Dimebag was shot December 8, just like John Lennon. Proof at 2:54
*Warped Tour '96*
Limp Bizkit played.
_That's it._
I was working about half a mile up the strip from the Route 91 festival that night. My store evacuated the customers and closed early. We cleaned up while waiting for clearance to leave. Once we were allowed to leave. It was eerie, not many people walking around. Police cruisers and people in FBI vests with rifles all over the place.
this was in my recommended 5 days before my next concert so thanks 😀
There was one guy at the Station Nightclub fire who got trapped under a pile of people who protected him from the fire for more than an hour. Everyone around him died but he managed to get up and walk away with only minor burns on his legs after firefighters found him. Weirdly enough, he claims to have had several other near death experiences in the past and his father died by being crushed to death. Really crazy odds there. His name is Mike Vargas, just thought that was a pretty interesting story
The fact that the possible cataylist to World War 3 happened on the same day as my birthday...
If The Who Crush of '79 is only #9 you know this video is going to get dark
Was waiting for this video, time to watch
I saw Slayer at the Manchester Arena a while after that bombing and it was eerie as hell being in that place.
Surprised GNR Montréal incident wasn’t on there
The goat has arrived
my parents were in the road island station fire, u can even see my mom in the vid, there both alive and well thank god, r.i.p everyone else
Man I’m from Israel and as soon as you said “supernova” it hit me hard knowing what you were going to say.
I’ve lost a friend at that festival.
You live on stolen Palestinian land.
from apache helicopter?
@@ccdsds3221 there were no helicopters, you just love denying
@@ccdsds3221
Still crying for a ceasefire?
wdym? I don't see any palestinians protesting in gaza or west bank for ceasefire... meanwhile there has been over 30 protests demanding ceasefire and resignation in israel itself...@@michal31131
Fucking HEAVY. Thanks for the video.
some of those fires I didn't hear about at all.
wow.
I remember one of my regular substitute teachers died in the Station fire. The principal actually told my class.
yo this was wild!!
11:46 WHAT THE FUCK?!!
Seriously... WTF...
You can get a understanding of a Man who's so concerned about his job.. that he can imagine how stupid it was.. Unforgivable..
Moron...
0:54 the vince neil comment made me subscribe immediately
Jesus, I thought morltley crue at Wembley was bad! I have done my 2023 gig Review on my channel aswell but as usual you aced it mate 👍 👌 🤘
The epstien comment is why I always stage dive the like button! And the awesome content!
i was a n amateur country music journalist (yeah, i know) as a hobby/side-hustle between 2015 and 2022. it was a fun. i got to hang out with a lot of people like Colter Wall, Margo Price, Whitey Morgan, and a TON of red dirt legends like Turnpike Troubadours, Jason Boland, Parker McCollum etc. Got in free to a lot of shows, received autographed albums and even a guitar. i mostly worked in underground country and gave exposure to a lot of artists who are now pretty damn popular. I remember when that Vegas thing happened. what a sad and unfortunate tragedy. even crazier, i had plans to go to that show but i couldn't get off work for it, fortunately. a lot of the bands performing were more on the pop/"bro"-country thing but it was nice to see the outpouring of support from the underground honky-tonk people who, despite despising the music of many top 40 artists like Jason Aldean, stepped up to talk about how fucked up that situation was.
Although its not on this list, I live in the city the Glorilla concert tragedy happened in last year, and I had just been to a concert in that venue only a couple of weeks before. Her concert was over occupied, understaffed, and only one exit out.
Crowds in crowd crushes behave more like liquids than normal crowds. Liquid dynamics are used to predict crowd crushes for a reason
I got a police scanner not long before the Las Vegas one. That was a very interesting night. Considering a bunch of spillover issues this caused I'm amazed that there wasn't collateral damage elsewhere after the fact.
I remember during a fire safety presentation in school they played us audio of the Station nightclub fire. Traumatizing shit
I had relatives there at night of LV shooting; cousin and her husband and whom I don’t really know all that well but he is either ex military or police so knew it what it was straight away, they got out safely. I was there in LV last month and can’t even tell what happened there because no indication whatsoever; The memorial is further up the road but I didn’t get chance to go so paid my respects best I could on the grounds itself.
I feel as though I am a fool,I missed this upload because despite the fact I enjoy your content I had not yet subscribed. Please,laugh and joke about me if you wish,for I am a fool.
Well done I remember bother of the early night club disasters in the US
I was in Manchester that night and walked near the arena, horrible day
I'm brazilian. I remember when I saw the news about the kiss club tragedy...it was horrible =/ I was 7 years old at the time and had never heard of a nightclub disaster
11:46 - "Whoa. That's not good."
Understatement of the centry.
I can finally watch this lets goo!
4:13 officer *WHAT?*
You misspelled IDF
No he didn't
Muslims should be held responsible for their ""resistance"" actions
I pray there is a Wyatt's Metal/WyattXHim collab in the future
Yes, The kiss club tragedy is still in trial here in brazil, but there is something pretty INSANE that happened in court, the defense attourney's used "spirit letters" that were allegedly from the club victims, in those letters the victims said that the owner of the club and the band shoundnt be punished by law.
The video from the trial is pure cringe, and the worst part is, the jury WAS BUYING IT!
They were absolved, but an year after it was overturned because of inconsistencies regarding evidences.
Mano?? Isso aconteceu mesmo?? Pqp eu pensei que tava demorando por negligência mesmo, não que vieram com papo de "carta espiritual". Que nojo
@@lilcunti pior que sim, tem video da sessao no yt, acho que aparece se pesquisar "carta psicografada boate kiss", mas cuidado porque a vergonha alheia é grande.
I was really intrested in the station fire, and have bought 3 books about it. The bouncer who didnt open the emergency door didnt even let his own wife out that door, and she died. Many of the victims who gut stuck in the door actually died from drowning
Vince Neil used to have an amazing voice.
Right?!
I'm wondering when Wyatt saw him cuz I saw Motley way back in 84? Ozzy Bark at the Moon tour.
It was their last show together.
Ozzy had white powder raining down on the Crue throughout their entire set!
As you can imagine, by the end they were covered, cuz sweat ya know!
So Nikki and Tommy put on the Munk robes during Ozzys set and were n@k€d & flashed..
Food fight off stage at the end of the night.
And snow greeted us after the show.
Had NO idea that was happening!
Lots more details, I'll keep to myself. 😊
It was a blast tho!
Motley Crue sounded fantastic!
So did Ozzy!
Random, but I checked out your band.
Holy shit.
dat epstien island joke 👌👌
I love Mandalay Bay, first place I ever stayed in Vegas and now the shooting is the first thing that comes to mind, I’m a country fan and it was horrible to hear what happened
no idea how I got here - I dont even like metal - but this guy is funny
This man has Moist Critikal's humor 0:38
I saw Vince Neil in his prime, with Ozzy, Bark at the Moon tour!
Rip to all the people who passed
I too saw Vince Neil 🤣🤣
You poor soul