Over 2 dozen sue Live Nation, DC over alleged missteps at Stray Kids concert at Nats Park

WASHINGTON (7News)— Nearly 30 individuals who attended a Okay-Pop concert at Nationals Park During final yr’s heatwave have sued Live Nation, the District of Columbiaand a number of other others for accidents.

The lawsuit filed Monday in DC Superior Court accused the Stray Kids concert occasion organizers of negligence for not having sufficient water and cooling assets as temperatures neared 100 levels on June 23, 2025.

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Nationals Park officers beforehand mentioned cooling rooms and misting followers had been accessible and water bottles permitted, however attendees mentioned employees made them throw the water bottles away once they entered.

Those 28 concertgoers, together with some from Arizona, Minnesota, and 9 different states and DC, declare within the swimsuit that the venue price-gouged water purchases whereas safety traces prevented them from discovering shade.

Those who attended reportedly started passing out and vomiting because of warmth publicity, in line with court docket paperwork. Pennsylvania lady Victoria Wisor is amongst those that filed the lawsuit and spoke to 7News’ I-Team Scott Taylor again in November 2025 about her expertise.

Six folks had been hospitalized with heat-related sickness in the course of the concert, and the performers finally lower the present quick.

Events DC and Levy GP Corporation, the corporate offering meals companies to Nats Park, had been additionally listed within the lawsuit.