Dua Lipa

Toronto police say they are investigating after fireworks were set off near the end of the Dua Lipa concert inside Scotiabank Arena on Wednesday night.

“Ain’t no way that those fireworks were supposed to go off INDOORS at the dua lipa toronto concert I was scared af if you couldn’t tell,” wrote one person on Twitter who posted a video of the fireworks. As of Thursday morning, police have no suspect information and investigators said they are working with security at the venue to review video surveillance. Toronto police say they are investigating after fireworks were set off at a Dua Lipa concert inside of Scotiabank Arena on Wednesday night.

A packed crowd of Dua Lipa fans were given a shock when a number of unauthorized fireworks were set off near the end of her performance at Scotiabank Arena ...

Lipa was thanking fans and dancing when the incident happened. hope no one got hurt #DuaLipa #Toronto #FutureNostalgiaTour pic.twitter.com/YgfTvAvozr— @calsandbones "They didn't even look or touch mine or my friends. She also apologized to her fans. Fans can be seen running away as the projectiles went off. anyone know if these fireworks at the toronto dua lipa concert were planned??

The singer took the stage at Scotiabank Arena Wednesday night when a series of fireworks were set off from the floor seats. In video from the show, you see ...

We're told at least three people suffered minor injuries, but fortunately, no one needed to be hospitalized ... the specifics on the injuries was not clear. In video from the show, you see multiple explosions of different colors as Dua and dancers perform. Dua Lipa Fans Light Fireworks Inside Arena ... Cops Investigating

MLSE confirms that unauthorized fireworks were set off by someone in the crowd and that several concertgoers sustained minor injuries.

That’s why it didn’t make sense (that) it was a part of the show.” “Anyone with information is encouraged to contact police.” As a result, three attendees received minor aid on-site and were able to go home without a need for further medical attention,” said an MLSE spokesperson in an emailed statement, adding that a safe and secure venue for all attendees at Scotiabank is its top priority. But they really were only short, and people were enjoying the show.” I saw people running and screaming and wasn’t sure if someone snuck them in, or if it was just a poor setup.” There was one that spun around on the ground and that caused people to scatter.

Police said the three people at the Dua Lipa concert suffered "very minor injuries," and officials do not yet have a suspect.

As always, we thank Toronto Police Services, the on-site medical team, employees and concert attendees for their swift support in responding to this incident." As a result, three attendees received minor aid on-site and were able to go home without a need for further medical attention," MLSE said in a statement. Chung says the incident is being investigated, and officials are working with arena security to view surveillance tapes.

Écoutez le fondateur de l'événement, Nick Farcas, qui nous parle de la programmation et du site sur l'île Sainte Hélène avec Louis Lacroix.

«Montréal, on n'est pas la plus grande ville en Amérique du Nord, mais c'est un incontournable pour les artistes, à cause de la ville! Quand tu vas voir un spectacle à Montréal et à Toronto, c'est complètement différent, je n'ai rien contre Toronto, mais nos "fans" sont tellement actifs. Avec plus de 100 artistes sur 6 scènes différentes, les amateurs pourront profiter de trois journées remplies de musique, d’art, de bonne bouffe, de boissons et de festivités.

"...My team and I are just as shocked and confused by the events as you all are."

There is an ongoing investigation into the events being conducted, and everyone is working hard to find how this incident occurred. Now, Dua has shared a statement on her Instagram Story, writing: “Creating a safe and inclusive space at my shows is always my first priority, and my team and I are just as shocked and confused by the events as you all are.” Dua Lipa Responds To Fan Setting Off Fireworks At Her Toronto Show

Dua Lipa addressed fans after someone set off "unauthorized fireworks" during her Toronto show, leaving three fans injured.

The platinum LP has also brought Lipa her share of legal woes. Lipa released her sophomore album "Future Nostalgia" to critical acclaim and commercial success in 2020 by capturing throwback pop sensibilities with a timeless groove. "Bringing this show to life for my fans has been such an amazing experience, and I’m so deeply sorry for anyone who was scared, felt unsafe or whose enjoyment of the show was affected in any way."

The 26-year-old pop star had just finished performing her 'Future Nostalgia' world tour at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada on Wednesday (27.08.22) and ...