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May 1, 2025
Nov. 5, 2021, changed the Dubiskis’ lives forever.
Their daughter, Madison, and her brother attended Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival at NRG Park.
Madison and nine others did not make it home. They were killed in what is described by Houston police as a “crowd crush.”
“Still waiting for her to walk through the door,” Michelle Dubiski, her mother, said.
Madison was Michelle and Brian Dubiski’s only daughter. They described her as being “electric.” She was 23 years old.
After losing their daughter in the 2021 Astroworld Festival crowd crush, Brian and Michelle Dubiski launched a foundation to help prevent similar disasters. Here, they share their journey and their vision for a safer live events industry. Watching your two children go off to a concert parent’s worst nightmare. That’s the reality Brian and Michelle […]
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Having trained over 150 people on how to plan and implement the proven Showstop Procedure, Steve Allen and Mark Hamilton sit down with TPi to highlight the importance of sharing vital safety and security knowledge with the sector. Following the lasting impact of The Astroworld Festival tragedy in 2021 in Houston, Texas – where 10 […]
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Since it was launched by the Pink Bows Foundation at the Event Production Show, the Showstop Procedure training and certification programme has expanded its reach internationally. Access hears why global adoption of the procedure is essential. The launch of the Professional Certificate in Showstop Procedure course, at the Event Production Show in February, saw Steve […]
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