Mayor Sylvester Turner speaks about the cancellation of the Astroworld festival in Houston, Texas. AFP
Hannah Longoria leaves flowers as people visit a makeshift memorial on Sunday at the NRG Park grounds, in Houston, Texas, where eight people died in a crowd surge at the Astroworld Festival. AFP
Local high school friends who attended the Travis Scott concert, Isaac Hernandez and Matthias Coronel, both 17, watch Jesus Martinez sign a remembrance board at the memorial. AFP
Bryanna Morales, 17, injured in the accident, is held by her mother Elma Morales at the makeshift memorial. Morales says she was knocked down twice and injured her foot during the concert. AFP
Bryanna Morales, 17, shows a video of the crowd surge that killed eight at the festival. She says the medical staff were not properly trained. "I was taken into the medical tent because I was having a hard time breathing and all they did was hand me a bottle of water and told me to sit in the corner." AFP
A woman lights a candle at the memorial. Authorities in Texas opened a criminal investigation into the festival accident. AFP
About 50,000 people were in the audience at NRG Park on Friday night when the crowd started pushing toward the stage as Scott was performing, triggering chaotic scenes. AFP
Family members and friends have begun to share accounts of their loved ones with journalists and through social media. AFP
Reverend Paul Felix leads a prayer vigil held for the victims of the Astroworld crowd surge, at the Annunciation Catholic Church in Houston. AFP
Reverend Paul Felix walks down the aisle to begin a prayer vigil held for the victims of the Astroworld crowd surge, at the Annunciation Catholic Church in Houston. AFP
Jim McIngvale, also known as Mattress Mack, looks on during a prayer vigil held for the victims of the Astroworld crowd surge. AFP
A visitor writes a note at the memorial. AFP
Visitors look at the memorial. AFP
Candles are seen outside the venue of the canceled Astroworld festival. AFP
Items of memorial outside the venue of the cancelled Astroworld festival. AFP
Mayor Sylvester Turner speaks about the cancellation of the Astroworld festival in Houston, Texas. AFP
Hannah Longoria leaves flowers as people visit a makeshift memorial on Sunday at the NRG Park grounds, in Houston, Texas, where eight people died in a crowd surge at the Astroworld Festival. AFP
Local high school friends who attended the Travis Scott concert, Isaac Hernandez and Matthias Coronel, both 17, watch Jesus Martinez sign a remembrance board at the memorial. AFP
Bryanna Morales, 17, injured in the accident, is held by her mother Elma Morales at the makeshift memorial. Morales says she was knocked down twice and injured her foot during the concert. AFP
Bryanna Morales, 17, shows a video of the crowd surge that killed eight at the festival. She says the medical staff were not properly trained. "I was taken into the medical tent because I was having a hard time breathing and all they did was hand me a bottle of water and told me to sit in the corner." AFP
A woman lights a candle at the memorial. Authorities in Texas opened a criminal investigation into the festival accident. AFP
About 50,000 people were in the audience at NRG Park on Friday night when the crowd started pushing toward the stage as Scott was performing, triggering chaotic scenes. AFP
Family members and friends have begun to share accounts of their loved ones with journalists and through social media. AFP
Reverend Paul Felix leads a prayer vigil held for the victims of the Astroworld crowd surge, at the Annunciation Catholic Church in Houston. AFP
Reverend Paul Felix walks down the aisle to begin a prayer vigil held for the victims of the Astroworld crowd surge, at the Annunciation Catholic Church in Houston. AFP
Jim McIngvale, also known as Mattress Mack, looks on during a prayer vigil held for the victims of the Astroworld crowd surge. AFP
A visitor writes a note at the memorial. AFP
Visitors look at the memorial. AFP
Candles are seen outside the venue of the canceled Astroworld festival. AFP
Items of memorial outside the venue of the cancelled Astroworld festival. AFP
Mayor Sylvester Turner speaks about the cancellation of the Astroworld festival in Houston, Texas. AFP
