Travis ScottPostponed Tulsa Show
Travis Scott’s sold-out Tulsa concert at the BOK Center was postponed shortly before showtime because of reported technical or production issues. After some concertgoers had already arrived, a crowd outside the venue became disorderly; reports describe people rushing doors, throwing objects, damaging at least one glass door, and police using pepper balls to disperse the crowd.
Incident Overview
Travis Scott (postponed show). Sources also describe it as the postponed or rescheduled Travis Scott Tulsa / BOK Center show.
Date: 11 February 2019. Multiple matching reports describe the incident as occurring on Monday night, 11 February 2019, with the postponed show moved to 26 March 2019.
Location: BOK Center, 200 S Denver Ave, Tulsa, OK 74103, United States. Matching incident reports identify the venue as the BOK Center / Bank of Oklahoma Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the venue’s official site lists the address as 200 S Denver Ave, Tulsa, OK 74103.
Travis Scott’s sold-out Tulsa concert at the BOK Center was postponed shortly before showtime because of reported technical or production issues. After some concertgoers had already arrived, a crowd outside the venue became disorderly; reports describe people rushing doors, throwing objects, damaging at least one glass door, and police using pepper balls to disperse the crowd.
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Reported injuries: No injuries reported. KTUL reported “no one was hurt”; KJRH reported police said no one was hurt and no arrests were made; another KTUL follow-up reported no arrests or injuries; CBS reported Tulsa Police said no fans or officers were hurt.
Reported fatalities: No fatalities found in the sources reviewed.
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The reviewed sources agree on the broad event but differ on some wording and specific detail.
This point is reported differently across the reviewed sources and should not be flattened into a single claim.
KTUL and KJRH describe police using pepper balls / pepper ball guns. https://ktul.com/news/local/travis-scotts-concert-canceled-and-rescheduled-police-disperses-crowd-with-pepper-balls ; https://ktul.com/news/local/crowd-dispersed-with-pepper-balls-at-bok-center-after-cancellation-of-concert ; https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/sold-out-travis-scott-concert-rescheduled-hours-before-show
6abc says one person was pepper sprayed; some wider pickup reports use “pepper spray” as shorthand. https://6abc.com/post/let-us-in-fans-rush-doors-after-travis-scott-postpones-show/5134122/ ; https://pitchfork.com/news/police-pepper-spray-crowd-outside-postponed-travis-scott-show/
The more detailed local reports describe pepper balls being deployed to disperse the crowd; some secondary reports use broader “pepper spray” wording.
This point is reported differently across the reviewed sources and should not be flattened into a single claim.
CBS says one video shows someone throwing an object at the glass door, cracking it. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/travis-scott-tulsa-concert-cancelled-police-use-pepper-balls-on-angry-crowd-after-postponed-oklahoma-show/
Consequence, citing Tulsa World, specifies a full water bottle. https://consequence.net/2019/02/travis-scott-concert-tulsa-pepper-spray/
Door damage is consistently reported; the exact object is not uniformly described across sources.
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