A night of music and celebration took a frightening turn when chaos erupted at Atlanta’s Vine City MARTA station following Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour stop at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Monday. Nine people were injured in what authorities described as a “stampede.

Nine people were hurt after they left Beyoncé’s concert in Atlanta Monday night. WSB reported that they were hurt in a stampede at a subway station near Mercedes-Benz Stadium. A MARTA spokesperson said someone started screaming and running, causing a stampede and which made the escalator suddenly speed up and then stop.

Nine people were injured just after midnight at MARTA’s Vine City Station while leaving the sold-out Beyoncé concert at nearby Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Multiple injuries have been reported at a MARTA subway station after Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour stop in Georgia. Newsweek reached out to MARTA (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority) via an online form on Tuesday for comment.

After leaving the Beyoncé concert at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Monday night, nine people were injured in a stampede. A MARTA spokesperson says the nine victims were injured on an escalator at the Vine City Station near the stadium shortly after midnight.

As fans were leaving Beyoncé’s final concert in Atlanta just after midnight Tuesday, several. Reports indicate there was a stampede on the escalator at the Vine City station after someone began screaming and running.

Several Beyoncé fans were injured early Tuesday morning after a stampede broke out following her final Cowboy Carter tour show in Atlanta. According to Atlanta transit officials, the incident started when a person was seen screaming and running at the Vine City train station,