Kehlani She prioritizes the safety of her fans. On Monday night, the R&B singer cut short her performance in Philadelphia shortly after several fans appeared in the crowd during the show. Says official in the place rolling rock That the show ended “about 5 minutes ago” and that no attendees were taken to hospital.
“I can’t have this. It’s not acceptable. I don’t feel comfortable. I don’t feel okay. I don’t feel like anyone is safe right now,” Al-Kahlani said Before walking offstage at the Skyline Stage at The Mann Center in videos captured tik tok. “I love you so much. I have no more words for how disappointed and heartbroken I am.”
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MAN Center official says rolling rock That the venue received 5,600 fans for Kehlani’s show, far less than the venue’s capacity of 75,000 people. “Throughout the set, the artist asked her fans to step back from the stage and make room for each other, something we appreciate and the artist has done on many of her other shows,” the delegate said.
Although no one was taken to hospital, three of them required simple first aid, and 12 others simply needed water or a “place to rest and relax.” The venue also “provided and distributed free water” to the audience in front of the stage. “As you can imagine, the safety of guests and performers is always a top priority in the venue,” the actor added.
In one of the videos posted on social media, fans can be seen pointing flashlights at someone who appeared to be struggling to breathe. It could be Kehlani I heard you say, “Does anyone have an inhaler?” Try to help the fan.
After leaving the stage, Kahlani shared a message to the audience about her Instagram story, and also thanked the venue’s staff for their “outstanding work” in helping the audience.
She wrote, “I care about you guys more than anything and I put you before anything else.” “Many thanks to the venue and staff for your diligence and prompt care to everyone in my audience.”
Kehlani’s representatives did not immediately respond to rolling rockComment request.
Kehlani added on Instagram, “I can’t stress how much I love you all, and how important you are to me. Seeing you all on tour for the first time in many years really reminded me of what I do for him. I hope you know how deep my love is.”
Fans on TikTok expressed their disappointment at the series’ abrupt ending, but expressed their gratitude for the singer’s dedication to keeping them safe. “This is how artists should always deal with this!!” One fan wrote. “Philly Kehlani’s party didn’t end well but they handled it very beautifully. We love you!!” another wrote.
Kehlani blue water road a tour It is her first title in five years. she previously talk to rolling rock About welcoming Rikko Nasti as her opener on the road.
“It makes sense in a wonderful way because I feel you need both of us to accomplish the purpose of the tour: to heal, to bring people together, to be yourself and have fun,” Kahlani said. “You have to freak out and lose your mind a little bit as often as you need a moment to cry and hug your people. It was perfect.”
Kehlani is also scheduled to make a stop at the Oracle Arena in the Bay Area, where she was born, later in the tour.
“People from New York have Madison Square Garden. People from Los Angeles have the Staples Center. “This is our nonsense,” she said. “I remember being a kid and past the Oracle Arena, heading for the ring, lagging in the parking lot, it’s just the center of it all. Just being able to play like: That’s enough for me.”
This story was updated at 4:15 PM ET to include more details provided by the Mann Center.
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