The tragic events of November 5, 2021, when Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival turned deadly, will be revisited in Netflix’s upcoming anthology series Trainwreck. The first episode, titled “The Astroworld Tragedy,” will offer an in-depth look at the disaster from the perspectives of survivors, grieving families, paramedics, and security personnel.
Set to premiere on June 10, the episode will explore the chaos at NRG Park, where a deadly crowd surge claimed the lives of 10 individuals, ranging in age from 9 to 27. Hundreds more were injured, and the tragedy, caused by compression asphyxia, left a lasting emotional impact on those involved.
The series, directed by Yemi Bamiro, will delve into the aftermath of the festival and its broader cultural implications. The episode includes exclusive interviews and accounts from those directly affected, shedding light on the harrowing reality of the events.
Trainwreck will also explore other major public disasters, scandals, and cultural moments, with new episodes released each week, culminating on July 29.
The documentary offers a unique opportunity to revisit the tragedy and its aftermath, providing a deeper understanding of what transpired that night. Trainwreck: The Astroworld Tragedy will stream on Netflix starting June 10.
