A Timeline of Travis Scott’s Post-Astroworld Public Return

Photo: Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images for E11EVEN In early November 2021, just over six months ago, ten concertgoers died by crowd crush during Travis Scott's headlining set at Astroworld . (Eight died on November 5 with two dying days later due to their injuries.) Scott responded with multiple statements in the days after the festival, attempting to absolve himself of guilt. He currently faces a slew of multimillion-dollar lawsuits over the event and has been the subject of much scrutiny. But the rapper has also been slowly making his comeback, even performing at small events and releasing new music. Now he's set to perform on his biggest stage since the tragedy: the Billboard Music Awards, airing May 15 on NBC. (Also performing? Morgan Wallen, in his first televised performance since saying the N-word on video in February 2021 .) The performance may come as a shock to those not closely watching Scott's post-Astroworld moves, but it's really the product of a slow, monthslong return to the public eye — one that, like the growing lawsuits , likely won't stop given that Scott was readying a project before Astroworld. Here's a timeline of that return. November 6, 2021: Scott tweets a response… Read full this story

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