Tool Street Scene Crowd Surge
On 5 August 2006, thousands of fans reportedly surged forward during TOOL’s headline set at Street Scene 2006 in San Diego. The performance was stopped so the crowd could move back and reduce crushing risk.
Incident Overview
What happened
During TOOL’s headline performance at Street Scene 2006, thousands of fans reportedly surged forward near the front of the Zaranda Stage.
Maynard James Keenan stopped the performance and told the crowd to step back so people would not be trampled.
The event was located in the parking lot of Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, California.
Reported Outcome
Injury picture
Injuries: Sources conflict between at least 15 people injured or transferred to hospital and 17 people taken to hospital.
Severity: One follow-on report said one injury was considered life-threatening.
Fatalities: No fatality was verified in the supplied research set.
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Chronology
Incident Timeline
Risk Themes
Operational Issues
Disputed Details
Conflicting Information
The core incident is consistent across the sources, but casualty detail varies.
Reports differ on whether the figure was at least/probably 15 or 17.
Says at least 15 people were injured and quotes Chris Brainard saying they had probably 15 patients transferred to area hospitals.
Says 17 people were injured or taken to hospital.
The lower figure appears to come from an early “at least/probably” report; the higher figure appears in follow-up reporting.
One follow-on report identifies a life-threatening injury, while the earlier report does not.
Says one person was being treated for life-threatening injuries.
Says officials were still determining the condition of others and does not specify a life-threatening injury.
This appears to reflect different reporting stages, not necessarily a direct contradiction.
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Unverified Details
These points were not confirmed in the supplied research set.
Source Material
References
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