Lil Baby

Some fans wreaked havoc at the venue after a last-minute announcement the rapper can't make it to the stage due to an illness.

“To our neighbours — the PNE is incredibly sorry for the actions of those guests and impact this behaviour may have had on our community,” she said in a statement Monday. Garbage bins and recycling bins were overturned, and tents were also flipped over. Article content

A music festival in Vancouver turned into a riot late Sunday after organizers announced the night's headliner wouldn't be performing because of an illness.

"Biggest joke of my life, spend $200-$300 to travel, then all that money for the tickets and then it's a wash ... — half an hour before the scheduled end of the show. biggest waste of my money of my life," said Will Thompson, who travelled several hours to get to the festival from B.C.'s Kootenays. "Tonight ... "I paid for two days, $260, and probably four of the artists I bought the tickets to see cancelled, and I also got pepper-sprayed and bashed my knee out with a baton — so overall it was not a good night," said Joseph Dale, who had travelled from Ladner in Delta, B.C. Others flipped over refrigerators and snapped concession tables.

Lil Baby was due to perform at the BreakOut Festival at the PNE Amphitheatre Sunday but was unable to do so due to illness, according to the organizers.

“To our neighbours – the PNE is incredibly sorry for the actions of those guests and impact this behaviour may have had on our community. “Following an announcement that the headliner at BreakOut Festival would not be performing, fans turned their disappointment into anger, doing significant damage to the PNE Amphitheatre and parts of Hastings Park. “We will conduct a full and thorough investigation into the actions of anyone who destroyed property, put concert-goers in danger, or committed other criminal acts,” Visintin added. Tables, refrigerators, and tents were knocked down and thrown. “Garbage bins and food vendor kiosks were overturned and damaged during the chaos. In a statement Monday, Vancouver police said multiple arrests were made at the scene after fights broke out inside and outside the venue and “significant property damage occurred.”

Police had to be called to the PNE grounds at Hastings Park Sunday (Sept. 18) night.

“To our neighbours – the PNE is incredibly sorry for the actions of those guests and impact this behaviour may have had on our community. We know you were looking forward to seeing him but these circumstances are beyond our control,” reads the festival’s tweet. The Breakout Festival grounds at Hastings Park in Vancouver quickly turned into a scene reminiscent of Woodstock ‘99 Sunday (Sept.

Lil Baby caused a riot during Vancouver's Breakout Festival which isn't usual as festivals go, except for the fact the headlining rapper was nowhere to be ...

Baby was the top act for Sunday's show ... but the damage is clearly done. or anywhere at the venue!!! Baby promised to make up "big time" in some form or fashion down the line ... The scene began to resemble a war zone in some places ... Lil Baby No-Shows in Vancouver ...

Police had to be called to the PNE grounds at Hastings Park Sunday (Sept. 18) night.

“To our neighbours – the PNE is incredibly sorry for the actions of those guests and impact this behaviour may have had on our community. “I truly apologize (to) Vancouver, Canada, the BreakOut Festival and to everyone who was in attendance,” he wrote. “We will conduct a full and thorough investigation into the actions of anyone who destroyed property, put concert-goers in danger, or committed other criminal acts,” Visintin said. On Monday, the hip hop and rap artist – whose non-stage name is Dominique Armani Jones – issued an apology on his Instagram. The Breakout Festival grounds at Hastings Park in Vancouver quickly turned into a scene reminiscent of Woodstock ‘99 Sunday (Sept. Areas of the surrounding neighbourhood also sustained damage, according to VPD.

Disappointed concert-goers at the PNE in Vancouver turned to chaos Sunday after headliner 'Lil Baby' cancelled at the BreakOut Festival.

The crowd in Vancouver went a little crazy when one of America's most popular rappers abruptly cancelled a concert on Sunday (September 18).

“We will conduct a full and thorough investigation into the actions of anyone who destroyed property, put concertgoers in danger, or committed other criminal acts,” Visintin declared. “Dozens of extra officers were redeployed from other areas of the city to restore order, with some officers having bottles and other objects thrown at them.” “Vancouver Police officers were already inside the venue and providing extra security when several hundred people began fighting and destroying property in the Amphitheatre on the PNE grounds, and in the surrounding neighbourhood,” Const.

The clean-up in the aftermath of the Lil Baby riot at Vancouver's PNE Amphitheatre was well underway the day after Breakout Festival.

For the Stanley Cup riot, the VPD conducted a years-long investigation process that collected over 5,500 hours of video footage, in addition to 30,000 photos taken by media and the general public. In total, 912 charges were made against 300 rioters, including 54 individuals that were youth at the time of the incident. VPD officers were already at the venue assisting contracted security personnel as part of the normal operations for such concert events. “We will conduct a full and thorough investigation into the actions of anyone who destroyed property, put concert-goers in danger, or committed other criminal acts,” said Constable Tania Visintin. Safety of our guests and venue staff is our number one concern. Enraged fans turned to vandalism and violence after Lil Baby pulled out, despite thousands of fans who had already turned up.

A riot erupted at a music festival in East Vancouver Sunday after headliner Lil Baby cancelled his performance shortly before he was scheduled to take the ...

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Lil Baby says his body "shut down" from tour exhaustion -- and forced him to skip out on a Vancouver gig -- but new video shows he felt good enough for the ...

along with [Travis Scott](https://www.tmz.com/people/travis-scott/), [DJ Drama](https://www.tmz.com/people/dj-drama/) and other celebs. [Canelo Alvarez](https://www.tmz.com/people/canelo-alvarez/) was celebrating his victory over [Gennady Golovkin](https://www.tmz.com/people/gennady-golovkin/). Now, it is true he recently wrapped up a big tour with [Chris Brown](https://www.tmz.com/people/chris-brown/) ... a show that did NOT go on, as they say. NBD, except for the fact he was scheduled to headline Vancouver's Breakout Festival less than 24 hours later ...