Concert Goer Suffers Burn On Her Head From Fireworks During Post Malone & Jelly Roll Concert In Toronto

Sometimes being close to the stage at a concert isn’t what it’s all cracked up to be.

Currently, Post Malone is traveling across the country on their 2025 Big A** Stadium Tour, and Jelly Roll is playing a big part in the tour as well. The pair teamed up to bring their country stylings (both started their music careers in hip-hop) to country fans all across North America, and this past Monday, they played in Toronto, Ontario at the Rogers Centre.

Like most of the other dates along the duo’s tour, the stadium was packed with country music fans (and individuals who previously liked Posty’s work before he went country) wishing to hear the hits from both Post Malone and Jelly Roll. One fan by the name of Bre (last name potentially Bartlett) was seated – or rather standing – in the pit of the venue singing along to Jelly Roll’s “Save Me” when the unthinkable happened.

Anyone that has been to a concert recently knows that big stadium shows often pull out all of the stops for maximum engagement. That means massive screens, expansive stage set ups, and… pyrotechnics. Most modern artists simply can’t pass up including well-timed fireworks in their shows, and Post Malone and Jelly Roll are no exception. Typically the inclusion of pyrotechnics in a concert is a positive thing… unless they accidentally shoot into the crowd.

As you’ll see in this video below, it appears that one of the fireworks that went off while Jelly Roll was performing struck this concert goer in the head. Shockingly, you can see smoke coming from the country music fan’s head as the spark ate through some of her hair and left a burn mark:

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