Louis Tomlin, 31, is “devastated” after a hailstorm issue nearly 100 people at his concert in Colorado. The former one Direction member took to Twitter and sent wishes to his fans after the storm during Louis’ show at the Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre on Wednesday evening (22. “Devastated by today’s show, I hope everyone is fine, I’ll be back!”the British singer wrote. “Although we didn’t play the show, I felt all your passion! I am sending you all my love!”he added.
Louis was playing Red Rocks when huge hail pellets rained down on the crowd, forcing attendees to run for cover, according to NBC News. The Western Metro Fire Department said on Facebook that the hail was almost the size of a golf ball. The organization stated that almost 100 people were issue, seven of whom went to the hospital with “non-life-threatening issue “.”80 to 90 people were treated at the scene for their issue, West Metro Fire Rescue said.
Due to the weather, the Red Rocks Park and the amphitheater initially announced to viewers that the show would be delayed. The venue advised everyone to “take refuge in their vehicle,” and then they gave the green light to everyone and said the show was preparing to start before the event was postponed due to hail. “Be careful when you leave the amphitheater – we will have more information for ticket holders soon,” Red Rocks said in a tweet.
Louis is currently on tour to support his new album Faith in the Future, which was released in November 2022. His next show is on Saturday the 24th. In addition to a new album, Louis also debuted his new documentary, All These Voices, in March. The singer of “Finish My Mind” met at the London premiere of the documentary on May 16.
Since the breakup of One Direction in 2016, Louis has released two studio albums, the first of which was released in 2020. But he has not been able to live up to the incredible success of Harry Styles in recent years. Fans were praying for a 1D reunion, and Harry even hinted that it might happen when he was on James Corden’s show in April. “I think if there was a moment when we all felt that we wanted to do this, I don’t understand why we wouldn’t do it,” he said.
