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Rival crews clash at T.I.'s concert - In 2016, rival crews clashed at a T.I. concert at Irving Plaza in New York, with deadly consequences.

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Rival crews clash at T.I.'s concert - Shots were fired before T.I. took the stage, leaving three injured and one dead. The feud was apparently between rappers Troy Ave (left) and Maino (right).

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Tragedy in Paris - The world was shocked back in November 2015, when ISIS took responsibility for a series of terrorist attacks in Paris.

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Tragedy in Paris - One attack took place at the Bataclan theater, where an Eagles of Death Metal concert was taking place. 129 were killed, while over 350 were injured.

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The Manchester attack - Another attack that no one saw coming, an Ariana Grande concert was attacked by terrorists in May 2017.

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The Manchester attack - One terrorist detonated a homemade bomb as concertgoers were leaving the Manchester Arena. 23 people died, and 139 were wounded.

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Terror in Las Vegas - In an act that shocked the world, the Route 91 Harvest music festival ended in tragedy, becoming the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.

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Terror in Las Vegas - Steve Paddock opened fire at the festival crowd, killing 58 people and leaving over 850 injured.

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The Damageplan tragedy - A Damageplan concert was struck by tragedy in December 2004. The concert, which took place in Columbus, Ohio, was attacked by gunman Nathan Gale.

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The Damageplan tragedy -

Gale shot up the Alrosa Villa club, killing band member Darrell Lance Abbott. Three others also died in the attack, including a fan, a club employee, and a member of security.

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Chaos in Cincinnati -

A Who concert in Cincinnati turned chaotic back in 1979. Fans broke a venue door down, and stampeded towards the stage.

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Chaos in Cincinnati - 11 people were killed in the concert tragedy. Future concerts from Aerosmith and Blue Oyster Cult were canceled as a result.

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The Beverly Hills Supper Club fire - One of the deadliest nightclub tragedies ever, the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire occured back in 1977. It was an event headlined by John Davidson.

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The Beverly Hills Supper Club fire -

3,000 people were in the building at the time of the fire, with 165 fatalities and more than 200 injured.

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Altamont: the end of the 1960s -

Approaching its 50th anniversary, Altamont was an explosive event in the history of rock music. The Rolling Stones headlined the concert.

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Altamont: the end of the 1960s - Fights broke out throughout the free concert, and a man was stabbed to death, which features in the documentary 'Gimme Shelter.'

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Deadly stampede at Roskilde - The Danish Roskilde Festival ended in disaster back in 2000. Pearl Jam was performing at the time of a deadly stampede.

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Deadly stampede at Roskilde - Nine people died in the incident, and Pearl Jam cancelled the remainder of their tour of out respect.

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Mayhem at Mawazine - The Mawazine Festival takes place in Rabat, Morocco. In 2009, over one million people attended the event.

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Mayhem at Mawazine -

A stampede ensued after a set from Abdelaziz Stati, with fans rushing for the exits. 11 people died in the event, but the event still returned in 2010.

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Disaster at The Station - Back in 2003, a tragedy struck The Station nightclub in Rhode Island. Great White were playing a gig, which quickly turned into disaster.

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Disaster at The Station - A fire erupted from the band's pyrotechnics, and staff reportedly tried to put it out with cups of water. 100 people died in the fire, with 230 people injured.

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A riot at Metallica and Guns 'n' Roses - It's a billing like no other, but one Metallica and GNR concert went horribly wrong. It started when singer James Hetfield (center right) was burnt by an exploding prop.

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A riot at Metallica and Guns 'n' Roses - After that, Axl Rose postponed his set after having vocal problems. Thousands of fans were agitated, and rioting ensued. Rioters and police officers were injured, but thankfully no one died.

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Sexual violence at Woodstock - At the 30th anniversary of Woodstock, two women were violently sexually assaulted during a Korn set.

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Sexual violence at Woodstock - More sexual assaults were reported during Limp Bizkit's performance.

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Danger at Dogg and Khalifa's concert - In 2016, disaster struck a Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa concert. At one point, the partition at New Jersey's BB&T Pavilion collapsed.

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Danger at Dogg and Khalifa's concert - Some concertgoers fell 10 ft (3 m) onto concrete, with over 40 people injured in the incident.

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Nearly 200 killed in Buenos Aires -

Callejeros, an Argentinian rock band, were scheduled to perform at the República Cromañón in Buenos Aires. However, tragedy struck the event.

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Nearly 200 killed in Buenos Aires -

A pyrotechnic fire ignited decorations inside the building, leading to a ferocious fire. 194 people died in the fire, with over 700 injured. Some emergency exits were chained shut that night.

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