Chicago in vilo: the threat he took by surprise to all and forced to postpone Beyoncé’s concert | MAG
For a few hours, emotion became uncertainty. Which promised to be an unforgettable night for fans of Beyoncé in Chicago It ended up becoming a test of patience, resistance and nerves.
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On Thursday, May 15, thousands of attendees reached Soldier Field ready to immerse yourself in the universe of Cowboy Carter. With jeans, bright boots and makeup worthy of the queen’s return, the atmosphere was a mixture of euphoria and expectation.
No one imagined that, in a matter of minutes, the entire stadium would fall into a disturbing silence. Something was wrong. Speakers’ ads soon arrived: “Refugize in the place. The show is delayed.”
Dressed in attire inspired by the west, the artist demonstrated why he remains one of the most influential pop figures. | Credit: Instagram / Beyoncé
The reason was not revealed immediately. It was only known that the concert was postponed to at least 9 pm, and that everyone had to stay in covered areas of the stadium. Screams, murmurs, lift phones looking for a signal, fans hugged under layers of plastic. For more than three hours, Chicago whole seemed to contain breathing. What was happening?
According to Chicago Sun-Times and NBC Chicago, the answer came shortly after: a series of severe electric stormsaccompanied by a suffocating temperature Of 95 degrees, he had activated the emergency protocols in the stadium.
Beyoncé still has two pending presentations in Chicago before taking his tour to New Jersey. | Credit: Instagram / Beyoncé
The strong winds knocked down chairs, the rain entered violently, and some attendees even shouted when they saw objects flying through the field.
Soldier Field authorities, accustomed to managing complex climatic situations, They activated their contingency plansgiving priority to fans safety.
At 9:15 pm, access to the seats was finally allowed. The floor area was not enabled until 9:45. Despite the chaos, most remained firm. Forecasts indicate that climatic conditions will improve For the following presentations in Chicago.
