published12. June 2022, 21:24
An incident occurred at the singer’s concert in Glasgow, Scotland, on Saturday. A man fell from a balcony and fell into the audience below.
According to reports from the “Daily Mail”, the man was treated on site by rescue workers. It is not known how he is doing.
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With the concert in Glasgow, Styles started the European part of his international “Love on Tour”. The British musician is set to play a string of sold out shows across Europe over the coming weeks.
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On Saturday evening, Harry Styles (28) stopped in Glasgow, Scotland, with his “Love On Tour”. There was an incident in the audience tiers of the Ibrox Stadium: Like them «Daily Mail» reported a man fell from one of the upper balconies. He fell into the crowd of spectators who were seated on the level below the balcony.
According to the British daily, the fallen spectator was treated on site by rescue workers. No further information is known about his health condition. Local police have confirmed the incident, which allegedly took place during Styles’ performance of the song “Kiwi,” to the Daily Mail and said there were no “suspicious circumstances.”
fans are concerned
Numerous fans who were present in the stadium shared their concern for the man on social media after the concert. “Unfortunately tonight we saw someone fall into the crowd at the Harry Styles concert. I pray that the person is doing well, »writes a fan on Twitter. Several users also report that the security staff did not arrive at the scene of the accident immediately: “The person fell at least 15 meters. Security didn’t respond until the end of the song.”
Another fan tries to clarify the situation on Twitter. “I sat right next to the security staff and many of them started sprinting straight away. They were very worried, it just took a while because of the distance to the scene of the accident,” the tweet said.
Around 50,000 spectators attended the sold-out Harry Styles concert at Ibrox Stadium. The Glasgow show was the first of a series of “Love on Tour” concerts the British musician is playing in Europe through the end of July. The tour will then continue until March 2023 with further international dates.