- Black Sherif's UMaT concert cut short after two fans electrocuted
- Incident occurs after fans wait over six hours for performance to start
- Black Sherif exits stage immediately, leaving concerned fans behind
A highly anticipated concert by Black Sherif at the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) took a devastating turn when two fans were electrocuted, forcing the artist to abruptly end his performance and leave the stage.
The incident occurred after fans had waited over six hours for Black Sherif to arrive. He finally took the stage at dawn, but his performance was short-lived as he noticed the unfortunate incident in the crowd. A male and female fan were reportedly electrocuted, with the female fan’s condition being particularly severe.
In an effort to prevent further harm, Black Sherif immediately stopped his performance and exited the stage. Despite pleas from the audience to continue, he quickly left the venue, heading straight to his car.
The unexpected end to the show left fans concerned, as they had eagerly awaited the artist’s performance, only to witness a near-tragic event. The incident has raised concerns about concert safety and the measures in place to protect fans.
