Lola Young’s Unexpected Incident at All Things Go Festival
Overview of the Incident
On the evening of September 27, while performing at Forest Hills Stadium, Lola Young faced a sudden health issue that interrupted her music set. The 24-year-old artist from South London was in the midst of her performance when she unexpectedly collapsed, prompting immediate action from her team and event security.
Events Leading to the Incident
Before the incident, Young had cancelled a performance the previous night at the We Can Survive concert for a personal health matter, as announced by her manager Nick Shymansky on Instagram Stories. Shymansky noted the importance of prioritizing Young’s mental health and well-being.
During her performance at All Things Go, Young showcased her new tracks including “Spiders,” “F— Everyone,” “Dealer,” and “Walk All Over You.” However, during her song “Conceited,” she paused to speak with her keyboardist, shortly before collapsing.
Response and Support
The audience and Young’s fellow artists expressed concern and support. After Young was assisted offstage, the crowd showed their solidarity through applause. Later that evening, fellow performer Doechii acknowledged Young’s talent and health during her own set, leading the crowd in a supportive cheer for Young. The emotional moment was captured and shared by fans and media alike, including a video on Instagram.
Young’s Health Update
After the incident, Young reassured her fans through an Instagram update, thanking them for their support and confirming her recovery. Her team quickly responded during the incident, ensuring she received the necessary medical attention. Representatives for Young have been in touch with the media to provide updates on her condition.
Public Reaction and Support
The incident at Forest Hills Stadium left many in attendance shocked, yet supportive. Young’s openness about her challenges and her determination to perform won her heartfelt support from her fans and peers in the industry. Images and videos from the event showed the collective concern and support for the young artist.