Louis Tomlinson Colorado Concert Canceled: 7 Fans Hospitalized, 90 Injured

Louis Tomlinson's Colorado concert has been canceled after a disastrous hail has ensued leaving fans bruised, injured, and some hospitalized.

The former One Direction member is supposed to hold a concert at Colorado's Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre on Jun. 22, 2023.

Louis Tomlinson Colorado Concert Canceled

Taking to Twitter to express his frustration, Louis Tomlinson had this to say:

"Devastated about the show tonight, hope everyone's ok, I'll be back! Even though we didn't play the show I felt all of your passion! Sending you all love!"

As expected, fans flocked to reply to him with messages of affirmation.

"We know how much you and the fans were looking forward to this concert! We also hope that everyone is now safe and that those who have been injured are getting the medical attention they need!!! We're thinking hard of you and the Louies who were there tonight!!! We love you," a user said.

"It's very frustrating that you couldn't play. Thank you for your energy and passion that you put into everything. Always there with you for you," another commented.

"love you so much louis, it was really scary but i hope you're okay too," someone wrote.

A user even uploaded some videos of how the hail affected the people outside the video. Check out the video below.

According to 9News, hail up to the size of tennis balls poured down. Red Rocks organizers addressed the severe weather conditions in the area and Louis Tomlinson's concert cancellation.

"We want to take a moment to acknowledge the severe weather event at Red Rocks last night and offer our sincere best wishes to everyone affected by last night's storms across Colorado," Red Rocks tweeted.

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Louis Tomlinson Fans Hospitalized, Injured

According to CBS News, there were some Louis Tomlinson fans who were severely impacted by the hailstorm.

"It started like an instant. They gave us a warning and then it just started immediately," some concertgoers told the outlet. "We didn't expect it to happen. It was just like, 'Oh, warning take shelter,' then all of a sudden, boom!"

Metro Fire responders rushed to the scene and said that around seven people were immediately taken to the hospital for "non-life-threatening injuries." Meanwhile, 90 people were treated for injuries spanning from broken bones and cuts.

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