Dozens of Oasis fans were left battered and bloodied after a violent mosh pit incident at a tribute gig in Manchester. Witnesses described scenes of chaos as revellers were trampled and crushed during the performance.
One attendee, who wished to remain anonymous, said: "It was absolute carnage. People were falling over, getting kicked in the head. There was blood everywhere."
Horrific Injuries Reported
Several concertgoers required medical attention for:
- Broken bones
- Severe bruising
- Head wounds
- Spinal injuries
Emergency services were called to the venue as the situation escalated, with some fans being stretchered out by paramedics.
Venue Safety Under Scrutiny
The incident has raised serious questions about crowd control measures at live music events. Health and safety experts are calling for:
- Better trained security staff
- Strict limits on audience numbers
- Designated safe zones for vulnerable fans
A spokesperson for the venue stated they are "thoroughly investigating" the incident and reviewing all safety protocols.
This shocking event serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers at high-energy concerts, even when performed by tribute acts rather than the original bands.
