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Lil Baby Unexpectedly Canceled a Headlining Festival Set — and Mayhem Ensued

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Attendees of Vancouver’s Breakout Festival wreaked havoc on the festival grounds after Lil Baby unexpectedly canceled his headlining set Sunday, Sept. 18. 

According to the CBC , Lil Baby’s cancellation was announced at around 9:30 p.m. local time, about 30 minutes before the event was scheduled to end — and the crowd apparently didn’t take the news well. Videos of the ensuing chaos show attendees ripping down tents, tossing garbage cans, toppling refrigerators, breaking tables, and raiding a beverage tent.

Lil Baby called off his set at the last minute due to an illness, with the rapper elaborating in an apology on his Instagram Stories : “I would like to start off by saying I truly apologize Vancouver, Canada, the Breakout Festival, and to everyone who was in attendance! I have been going so hard these past few months without any breaks that it finally caught up with me. And my body completely shut down. I owe you guys big time and will for sure make up for it soon.”

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“We do not condone violence or destruction of property and are utterly disappointed with the way some of our patrons acted at this year’s event,” Crescendo1’s statement read. “Safety of our guests and venue staff is our number one concern. We did everything to make Breakout a unique and enjoyable experience for Vancouver’s rap fans.”

In a statement shared with Rolling Stone , Laura Ballance, a rep for the Pacific National Exhibition amphitheater, said there was “significant damage” done to both the venue and parts of Hastings Park, where the festival was held. Ballance added, “[T]he PNE is incredibly sorry for the actions of those guests and impact this behaviour may have had on our community. We will be undertaking a full investigation and will be making further statements shortly.”

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Chaos breaks out at PNE's Breakout Festival after Lil Baby cancels

Seven people were arrested as hostile concert-goers started brawling and destroying property.

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Angry concertgoers trashed the PNE amphitheatre Sunday night after the headliner of the Breakout music festival cancelled his performance.

Chaos breaks out at PNE's Breakout Festival after Lil Baby cancels Back to video

Seven people were arrested and thousands-of-dollars in property damaged as the evening descended into violence and destruction after a last-minute announcement that rapper Lil Baby won’t be making it onstage due to an illness.

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“Everybody was really (ticked),” said Chad Falk, who was there at the concert. “They were trying to storm the stage … then somebody said, ‘Let’s start a riot.’

“One guy started kicking the beer vending machine. Others were climbing up tents and ripping everything down. It was a full-on riot.”

Neighbours reported hearing dozens of police cars racing toward Hastings Park at around 10 p.m.

Vancouver police said “several hundred people” were involved in the fighting and property destruction in the amphitheatre and surrounding neighbourhood. Garbage bins and food vendor kiosks were overturned and destroyed. Several people also climbed various fixtures, including a lamp post, police said.

Images and videos showed some fans wreaking havoc at the venue.

Much of their ire appeared targeted at a beverage tent. In one video, one man scaled a lamp post egged on by the crowd, many of whom were videotaping the incident. In other videos, one man could be seen repeatedly kicking a fridge and another overturned a metal table. Another clip has a man overturning a recycling bin.

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At one point, someone in the crowd could be heard yelling: “I want my $400 back.” Tickets to the two-day festival were $229 to $349, plus fees.

Watching the destruction unfold around him, Falk said he was shocked at some of his fellow attendees’ behaviour.

“What is with these people? One person doesn’t show up and you guys start a riot. What’s the point? Why would they want to hold this again here after this stunt?”

He said police showed up with canine units and began clearing people out about 25 minutes after the riot started.

No major injuries were reported, police said.

In a statement, the PNE said that staff did not know the headliner had cancelled until after the performer had left the site.

At 9:15 p.m. the announcement was made and around 4,200 of the 5,200 attendees left in an orderly manner. The remaining 1,000 however caused “significant damage” to the PNE amphitheatre and parts of Hastings Park. The damage was valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Spokeswoman Laura Ballance thanked police for their quick response, preventing the situation from escalating, and to residents in the Hastings Park area.

“To our neighbours — the PNE is incredibly sorry for the actions of those guests and impact this behaviour may have had on our community,” she said in a statement Monday.

The PNE is working the event organizer Timbre Events and its insurance agent to recover costs.

Police said seven people were taken to jail for breach-of-the-peace. Police have launched a criminal investigation into the incident.

“Though this investigation will take time, we will pursue criminal charges against people who participated in this violence and destruction,” said spokeswoman Const. Tania Visintin.

American rapper Dominique Armani Jones, who performs under the name Lil Baby, issued an apology on social media Monday for the abrupt cancellation of his show.

His body “completely shut down” after “going so hard” the last few months, he wrote in a post on Instagram stories. “I owe you guys big-time and will for sure make up for it soon.”

Bruhh, Vancouver kids stupid as shit 😂 imagine causing a riot all because Lil Baby no showed Breakout Fest pic.twitter.com/wmQlSHweiL — Seven Costanza (@Raavxhimself) September 19, 2022

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Vancouver's Breakout Festival Ends in Chaos After Lil Baby Cancels PNE Performance

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Crown prosecutors have approved mischief charges against 15 young men and boys accused of participating in a riot at the Breakout Festival a year ago.

Representatives of the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) said roughly 1,000 people began rioting after the festival's headliner on Sept. 18, 2022, Lil Baby, announced he was too sick to perform at the PNE Amphitheatre half an hour before the scheduled end of the show.

On Thursday, Vancouver police announced that a yearlong investigation has led to mischief charges against 15 suspects, all men and boys who were between the ages of 15 and 22 at the time of the event.

"We spent months collecting evidence and analyzing video in the aftermath of the Breakout Festival, and we promised to do everything we could to arrest those responsible for their violent and destructive behaviour," lead investigator Insp. Dale Weidman said in a news release.

"We're grateful to everyone who came forward with tips and helped us identify these suspects."

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All but three of the accused live outside of Vancouver, some coming from communities as far away as Prince George, Vancouver Island and the Okanagan, according to police.

The PNE has said the rioting crowd caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage at the venue and in the surrounding neighbourhood.

Since the riot, police have released more than two dozen images of suspects taken from from security footage and bystander videos in an attempt to identify those responsible for inciting the riot and destroying property.

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At a news conference Tuesday, Weidman said investigators focused on "the people who were the most heinous in their behaviour."

He added that the charges wouldn't have been possible without help from the public.

"It was truly a community effort. … Without their assistance on this, we wouldn't have been able to identify everyone," Weidman said.

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PNE riot after Lil Baby concert cancellation leads to arrests

By Raynaldo Suarez and Hana Mae Nassar and Charlie Carey

Posted September 19, 2022 6:53 am.

Last Updated September 20, 2022 7:30 am.

Several arrests have been made after disappointed concert-goers at the PNE in Vancouver turned to chaos Sunday night when rapper Lil Baby was forced to cancel his BreakOut Festival headline performance due to illness.

Images and videos online show attendees channeling their disappointment into destruction, with garbage bins being flipped over and structures being brought down. As tents were flipped over, some social media users said concert-goers even began stealing alcohol.

Witnesses tell CityNews the scene turned violent for some.

“It was a giant fight between a bunch of people probably in their late teens. There were more than 15 cop cars there, ambulance, fire trucks, a bunch of people bleeding all around, police with rifles,” one caller to CityNews described.

Police sirens could be heard wailing through East Vancouver late Sunday as the VPD responded to the scene. In some cases, people reported seeing over a dozen vehicles at a time.

The VPD has since confirmed that fights broke out both “inside and outside the venue,” adding concert-goers “became hostile” after word Lil Baby would not be taking the stage, with some people even climbing lamp posts and other structures.

“Vancouver police officers were already inside the venue and providing extra security when several hundred people began fighting and destroying property in the Amphitheatre on the PNE grounds, and in the surrounding neighbourhood,” explained Const. Tania Visintin.

“Dozens of extra officers were redeployed from other areas of the city to restore order, with some officers having bottles and other objects thrown at them.”

In all, police say seven people were taken into custody for “breach of peace.” Criminal investigations have also been launched, though are expected to take “months to complete.”

Organizers of the festival said earlier in the day that ‘Lil Baby’ had to cancel because he arrived and was “unfortunately too sick to perform.” Ticket holders were asked to get in touch for information about partial refunds.

pic.twitter.com/FGY3Wepsdf — BREAKOUT FESTIVAL (@BREAKOUTFEST_) September 19, 2022

In a statement to CityNews, organizers say “significant damage” was done to the PNE Amphitheatre, as well as parts of Hastings Park.

“Tonight, our first priority is for the safety and wellbeing of our staff as many were deeply affected by the reaction of guests and behaviour that ensued,” the statement continued.

Organizers say the VPD was quick to respond, adding officers “prevented the situation from becoming much worse.”

In a statement on Monday, PNE spokesperson Laura Ballance says PNE staff were not made aware of Lil Baby’s illness, nor the decision from him to not perform, until after he had already “vacated the site.”

Ballance says of the approximately 5,200 people in attendance, about 4,200 left the venue in an orderly fashion.

“Approximately 1000 of the guests turned their disappointment into a violent outburst that resulted in hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage to PNE property inside the Amphitheatre and in Hastings Park,” she said. “It is our understanding that there was additional damage to property outside of Hastings Park, in the community, and to local businesses. For this, we are incredibly sorry to our neighbours.”

Ballance says the violence seen on Sunday night has “shaken our team.”

“Today, we are providing support to our staff team members who were on site for last night’s events and beginning the process of cleaning up and repairing our venue,” she explained.

Ballance says the organization will be working with the promoter of the festival, Timbre Events, and its insurance provider to ensure the timely repair of all damages related to the incident.

While fights and violence broke out, the VPD says there were no major injuries reported. The damage is estimated to be in the “thousands of dollars,” however Ballance noted it could be in the “hundreds of thousands of dollars.”

“We will conduct a full and thorough investigation into the actions of anyone who destroyed property, put concert-goers in danger, or committed other criminal acts,” the VPD’s Visintin added. “Though this investigation will take time, we will pursue criminal charges against people who participated in this violence and destruction.”

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Weeks after festivalgoers rioted over the last-minute cancellation of a Lil Baby performance in East Vancouver, authorities are asking the public to help identify their 10 "most wanted" suspects.

The riot erupted at the Breakout Festival on the night of Sept. 18, when the headliner's show was cancelled shortly before he was scheduled to take the stage at the PNE Amphitheatre. There were about 5,200 attendees at the venue when the announcement was made.

"People were disappointed at this and so they acted out," Insp. Dale Weidman of the Vancouver Police Department said Tuesday. "What they ended up doing was causing over $300,000 worth of damage."

Authorities said rioters destroyed food kiosks, overturned tables and fought during a chaotic night that saw the mayhem spill out from the PNE into the surrounding neighbourhoods.

Organizers of the two-day Breakout Festival issued a statement on social media saying Lil Baby had been “too sick to perform,” and promising to provide attendees with partial refunds.

Days after the riot, police began asking the public to provide any photos or videos of the destruction – leading investigators to single out 10 individuals they are now hoping to track down.

"We're asking people to identify (the) suspects and hold them accountable," Weidman said. "We believe these people will be known – they'll be neighbours, they'll be classmates, friends, ex-friends."

Authorities said they're focusing their investigation on those suspects because they believe they are responsible for some of the most dangerous acts carried out that night, including some that might have put others at risk.

More details are available on the department's website , which notes one suspect allegedly "threw objects towards people, glass refrigerators, and a light fixture, causing it to shatter." Three others are accused of assault.

Some of the suspects appear to be "on the younger side," Weidman acknowledged, encouraging them to come forward to avoid additional pictures being released as the investigation continues.

"We realize that some of these images of people will be embarrassing for them, but I do think it's important to be accountable for your actions," he said.

"If people feel that they want to turn themselves in, they'll be treated respectfully."

Anyone with information on the suspects can provide tips using an online form . Weidman said people can provide details anonymously if they wish.

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Fans riot at Vancouver’s Breakout Festival after headliner Lil Baby cancels

Organizers say they are “utterly disappointed” with the way this year’s festival ended..

Crowds at Vancouver's Breakout Festival caused thousands of dollars worth of damage after it was announced that headliner Lil Baby would not be performing, Global and CTV reports.

Lil Baby was due to headline the Sunday night (September 18) of the two-day event at Vancouver's Pacific National Exhibition Amphitheatre but pulled out at the last minute, with organizers stating that the rapper was "too sick" to take to the stage. Partial refunds were offered to attendees. "We know you were looking forward to seeing him but these circumstances are beyond our control," the Breakout statement said.

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Bruhh, Vancouver kids stupid as shit 😂 imagine causing a riot all because Lil Baby no showed Breakout Fest pic.twitter.com/wmQlSHweiL — Seven Costanza (@Raavxhimself) September 19, 2022

Scenes at breakout festival pne Vancouver after headliners Lil Baby, Polo G and Lil Uzi Vert cancel. pic.twitter.com/R4S7w4olC0 — matt (@mc1040597) September 19, 2022

Videos posted online show festival goers pulling down tents, garbage cans being overturned, as well as tables and fridges being thrown across the site. Another video shows the crowd booing as it is announced that Lil Baby would not be appearing as planned. Vancouver police confirmed to CTV that they made seven arrests and that, while there were no major injuries, there is "likely thousands of dollars in property damage."

"Vancouver police officers were already inside the venue and providing extra security when several hundred people began fighting and destroying property in the Amphitheatre on the PNE grounds, and in the surrounding neighbourhood," said Const. Tania Visintin said in a statement released on Monday. "Dozens of extra officers were redeployed from other areas of the city to restore order, with some officers having bottles and other objects thrown at them."

A statement from festival organizers, also shared on Monday, says "We do not condone violence or destruction of property and are utterly disappointed with the way some of our patrons acted at this year's event.

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Lil Baby was not the only artist to pull out of Breakout. Lil Uzi Vert also failed to appear, with "unforeseen circumstances" blamed for his absence while Polo G and Sofaygo also canceled.

The FADER has reached out to a representative of the festival for comment.

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Lil Baby was scheduled to be in Vancouver, Canada, for the Breakout Festival, but he no-showed. Fans were upset that they did not see the star and began to riot, destroying monitors, tents, and other property.

Bruhh, Vancouver kids stupid as shit 😂 imagine causing a riot all because Lil Baby no showed Breakout Fest pic.twitter.com/wmQlSHweiL — Seven Costanza (@Raavxhimself) September 19, 2022

Scenes at breakout festival pne Vancouver after headliners Lil Baby, Polo G and Lil Uzi Vert cancel. pic.twitter.com/R4S7w4olC0 — matt (@mc1040597) September 19, 2022

Riot at the pne and @6ixAdemiks re tweeted me first so he gets footage Best in Vancouver cauze lil baby didn’t show pic.twitter.com/EEuEDCkxPJ — vancity (@vancity2023) September 19, 2022

Riot erupts in #Vancouver At #breakoutfest in the #pne after 3 headliners cancelled and then #lilbaby pulled out last minute. Tickets were $300+ pic.twitter.com/v2LOKt0Wqh — rylangriffiths (@rylangriffiths3) September 19, 2022

According to TMZ , Lil Baby stated he didn’t make it to Vancouver because of exhaustion. However, TMZ also notes the rapper was partying at Zouk Nightclub, where Canelo Alvarez celebrated his boxing win over Gennady Golovkin less than 24 hours before he was supposed to hit the stage. Lil Baby could be seen parting and singing in the club. Hitting Instagram, Lil Baby offered an apology.

Lil Baby says his body "shut down" from tour exhaustion — and forced him to skip out on a Vancouver gig — but new video shows he felt good enough for the Vegas nightclub scene. https://t.co/BhcjgQbFkJ — TMZ (@TMZ) September 20, 2022

“I would like to start off by saying I truly apologize Vancouver Canada, the Breakout Festival and to everyone who was in attendance!” Baby wrote. “I have been going so hard these past few months without any breaks that it finally caught up with me and my body completely shut down. I owe you guys big time and will for sure make up for it soon.”

Sending well wishes to Lil Baby after he shared that he had to cancel his show in Vancouver due his body giving out! 📸: @gettyimages pic.twitter.com/TkqTVV2Gmo — TheShadeRoom (@TheShadeRoom) September 19, 2022

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Lil Baby Concert Tickets

Lil Baby is kicking off an epic concert tour in 2024, playing shows across North America and Europe. The Atlanta-based rapper will be performing songs from his chart-topping albums like “My Turn” and “It’s Only Me” as well as earlier hits. With his smooth flow and authentic lyrics, Lil Baby’s concerts promise to be lively entertaining events.

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Given Lil Baby’s explosion in popularity, tickets are expected to sell out fast once they go on sale. Prices will vary by city and venue, ranging from $150 to $300+ for floor and lower bowl seats. The cheapest tickets will likely be in the upper levels and nosebleeds for around $60 and up. Fans looking for the full Lil Baby concert experience will want to try securing tickets on the floor or as close to the stage as possible.

Several presales are usually offered in the days and weeks leading up to the public on-sale, giving super fans first access. There are also VIP packages available in some markets that bundle premium tickets with exclusive merch, pre-show receptions, and more. Those packages cost between $500-$1,000 per person.

About Lil Baby

Dominique Armani “Lil Baby” Jones, better known as just Lil Baby, is an American rapper from Atlanta, Georgia. After serving time in prison in 2015, he began taking music seriously and quickly rose to prominence with his 2017 mixtape “Perfect Timing.” Lil Baby scored his first major hit with the Drake-assisted “Yes Indeed” in 2018. Since then he has become one of the most popular and best-selling rappers thanks to albums like “My Turn” and songs like “Woah.”

Known for his signature flow and vulnerable songwriting, Lil Baby has won numerous awards including a BET Award, a Billboard Music Award, and multiple ASCAP awards. He has collaborated with artists like Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Nicki, and Lil Durk. Rolling Stone described him as the “Prince of Hip-Hop,” cementing his status as rap royalty at just 28 years old.

When do Lil Baby 2024 tour tickets go on sale?

Specific on-sale dates are yet to be announced but tickets typically go on sale to the general public 2-4 weeks prior to each show. Presales often predate the public on-sales.

Where can I buy legit Lil Baby concert tickets?

Reputable marketplaces like Ticketmaster and AXS should be selling authentic tickets. Resale sites like StubHub are also generally safe options. Beware of scammers on websites like Craigslist selling fake or invalid tickets.

How much are Lil Baby floor seats?

Floor seats being resold for Lil Baby’s upcoming tour are averaging $200-$400 depending on the city. Prices may rise closer to show dates.

Is Lil Baby touring outside North America?

Yes! So far several shows across the UK and Europe have been announced on Lil Baby’s tour calendar for June and July 2024. More international dates are likely to be added soon.