Hey I'm Brian Hyatt and this is Rolling Stone Music Now.

Today we're going to be taking a look at one of the worst concert tragedies we've had in many years.

November 5th in Houston, Texas at the asteroid Festival.

While Travis Scott performed on stage,

there was a terrible crowd crush,

and as of the time we recorded this,

there were 10 deaths, including a 9-year-old boy, as well as over 25 people

seriously injured.

It's just awful and we send thoughts out to all the victims and all the victims families.

The Rolling Stone has been covering this from every possible

angle and we're going to dig into this story today. First of all let's hear an

account from Demarcis Bullock, who's 28 years old. He attended the festival,

he survived the crowd crush, He was right up in front.

My colleague Ethan Millman traveled to Houston, did some reporting outside the venue where

there are a bunch of tributes and memorials set up, but also lost and found.

Demarcus was there because in the crush, he lost his phone.

And as he tells Ethan, he thinks if he had gone on the ground to pick it up,

he might not have survived. Surrounding his quicksand.

Literally, that seems an equivalent to being in the bottom of the ocean.

And seeing the top, but you can't switch.

I mean I made it out, I hyperventilated, you know what I'm saying?

Where are you, what was going through your head?

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