New $2 billion Astroworld Festival lawsuit filed against Travis Scott, Drake and Live Nation

November 19, 2021

Memorial outside of NRG Park in Houston to the victims of the Astroworld Festival; Brandon Bell/Getty Images

Following a $750 million Astroworld Festival lawsuit filed Tuesday, a new $2 billion lawsuit was filed Thursday.

Attorney Thomas J. Henry filed the suit for damages and injuries on behalf of 282 clients, as reported by ABC Houston affiliate KTRK-TV. An additional 120 victims have also asked his firm to represent them. The list of defendants includes Travis Scott, Drake, promoter Live Nation and NRG Stadium, where the event was held. Drake performed as a surprise guest during Scott’s set.

“The defendants stood to make an exorbitant amount of money

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