Drugs Suspected At Avicii Concert – 36 People Hospitalised

27 Jun 2014 by Jasmine Stone in Concerts, Culture, Drug Use, Health, World

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People have reportedly been taking drugs at an electronic dance concert; and also, water is wet.

The Boston EMS and police were called to the TD Garden venue of an Avicii concert, where 50 people were treated on the scene and 36 were hospitalised as many were suffering from drug and alcohol problems.

While it’s no shocking revelation that drugs are being used at these events, three overdoses have happened at the House of Blues in Boston prior to the Avicii concert, which is a cause for concern.

“I bet there were rock and roll concerts in the ‘70s that were more out of hand than this,” said an 18-year-old attendee, who, safe to say, was probably on drugs himself.

Check out the full story on the Boston Globe.

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