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Rock Concert Safety Survey™ Reports
The annual Rock Concert Safety Survey™ Reports, published by Crowd Management Strategies, review
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concert and festival crowd safety incidents, trends and issues worldwide. No other
publication delivers the wealth of information and the candid and substantive
recommendations that can make your job of providing a safe environment
for concert and festival audiences easier. Each report offers additional
value, as well: We help you build your own crowd management reference library,
and our glossary is unique because it translates concert jargon. For instance,
you'll learn the difference between a bum-rush and a stub-down.
Hot issues? You'll find them in our reports. Before the rock concert industry
acknowledged the growing dangers of mosh pits, our readers were putting
into place our moshing guidelines.
That's just one of the many reasons the authoritative Rock
Concert Safety Survey™ Reports, (drawn from the powerful Rock
Safety Database™) are the most influential crowd management publications
in the music concert industry.
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All Rock Concert Safety Survey Reports include:
- Glossary of terms
- Resource list of publications and multimedia tools
- Chart of the years's highlighted concert incidents
- Commentary on a concert safety issue
- Patterns and problems overview
Seventh Annual Rock Concert Safety Survey™ Report
- Reviews 31 concert and festival incidents from 1998
- Is It The Music Or The Crowd Management? Rap Concert Crowd Safety Guidelines
- A Trust Betrayed: Twenty Years After The Who Concert Tragedy
- 1992-98 Concert Injuries And Deaths Worldwide (charts)
- Indexed
Sixth Annual Rock Concert Safety Survey™ Report
- Reviews 31 concert and festival incidents from 1997
- Why Johnny Can Sue
- Concert Safety Rating Checklist
- Crowd safety issues from around the world
- Special data charts
- Indexed
Fifth Annual Rock Concert Safety Survey™ Report
- Reviews 31 concert and festival incidents from 1996
- Radio Shows: Do they tune out Safety?
- Concert and festival deaths statistics: 1992-1996
- Smashing Pumpkins concert tragedy
- Incidents and issues around the world
Fourth Annual Rock Concert Safety Survey™ Report
- Reviews 22 concert and festival incidents from 1995
- Moshing issues and incidents update
- Guidelines for communities hosting festivals and mega-concerts
Third Annual Rock Concert Safety Survey™ Report
- Reviews 27 concert and festival incidents from 1994
- Concert industry's first moshing safety guidelines
- Fleeing fans face locked exit doors
- On the 15th anniversary of the Who concert tragedy: Are fans safer today?
Second Annual Rock Concert Safety Survey™ Report
- Reviews 15 concert and festival incidents from 1993
- British pop concert guidelines and NFPA festival seating guidelines
- Teenagers pushed into concert violence
First Annual Rock Concert Safety Survey™ Report
- Reviews 20 concert and festival incidents from 1992
- A needless death
Illusion of Safety: Volume One
- Reviews more than 120 concert and festival incidents from around the world, 1992-1996
- All guidelines from previous survey reports
- Crowd management resources section
- Glossary
- Charts, graphs, analysis and updates
- Indexed
Why be lost in the crowd... when you can lead it?
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- First look at new trends before they are recognized by the industry
- Guidelines addressing important crowd management problems
- Crowd safety reviews on important concerts and tours
- The best Internet safety sites
- Exclusive charts and statistics from the Rock Safety Database
- And much more!
May/June 2000
- Nine Killed at Roskilde Festival
- Mace Stampede Death
- Teen Critically Injured At Blink 182 Show
- Parents of Brain Injured Teen Settle With Butthole Surfers
- WBCN-FM's River Rave Organizers Criticized
- Glastonbury Festival Ends On Good And Bad Note
- KQRS-FM's 93X Fest: 3 Sexual Assaults; 1,200 Ticketed
- On Site: HFStival 2000
- On Site: Rockfest 2000
- On Site: Experience Music Project Grand Opening
- WQHT-FM's Hot 97 Meltdown
- Rave Ruckus At Metropolis Event
March/April 2000
- Disco Terrorism
- Artist Faces Jail In Death Of Fan
- Four Charged In 1998 Swedish Dance Horror
- Korn And Staind Show Sends 35 To First Aid
- Exclusive - From Rock Safety Database: Lethal Weapons Creeping Into
Concert Scene (2 charts)
- Expert Opinion: Event Safety Guide's Medical Advice Is Prescription For
Success by Phil Storr, MRL Ltd.
- Inquest: No Criminal Negligence In 1999 Concert Death
January/February 2000
- Two Top European Security Firms Merge
- Rap Concert Rocked By Violence
- Crowd Surfing Lawsuit Settles For $225,000
- Exclusive - Overview: Eighth Annual Rock Concert Safety Survey™ (6 charts)
- California Law Would Set First Aid Standard, Track Injuries
November/December 1999
- Paraplegic's Metallica Lawsuit Settled
- Crush Of Exiting Spectators Kills 5
- Deputy, 2 Patrons Shot At Reggae Club
- Trends: Louts On The Loose
- Britain Updates Its Concert Safety Guide
- Legacy of December 3: Crowd Management Comes Of Age
September/October 1999
- Post-Rave Auto Crash Takes 5 Lives
- Two Kwaito Fans Shot Dead
- Ticketmaster System Advances Safety
- Criminal Investigation For Illegal Tokyo Street Concert
- Woodstock '99: Making Of A Disaster, Part 2
- Expert Opinion: "Y2K Special Events Licencing" By Rodney Burrows
- On-Site: Reebok Cup Soccer
- Arena's Safety Signage Puts It On Notice, Too
- Deadly Boating Crash After Concert
- And more!
July/August 1999
- Exclusive: 53 Dead In Worst Festival Concert Tragedy
- Crowd Disorders At Players Ball, Hot '97 Summer Jam
- Special To Crowdsafe: "Slippery Slope" By Nikolai Khalezin
- Teen Girl Killed At Chaotic Hole Concert
- Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst Arrested For Assault
- Woodstock '99: Making Of A Disaster, Part 1
- Glastonbury '99
- Exclusive: Dave Matthews Band Had Crowd Problems Prior To Hartford
- Everclear Members Arrested For Assaulting Girl
- Motley Crue, Again
- Alcohol Excess Mars E-Centre Radio Festival
- New Safety Tactics Succeed For "Hot August Nights"
- Exclusive photos, editorial cartoon
- Our biggest issue
May/June 1999
- Northern Ireland Militant Shot At Concert
- US Boy Dies Crowd Surfing
- US News Editors: Artists, Promoters, Venues, Ignore First Amendment
- Radio Over-Promotion Turns Cinco de Mayo Into Cinco de Mayhem
- Expert Opinion: Biochemical and Psychological Origins Of Risk Underestimation by Victor Nell, Ph.D., Part 2
- Marilyn Manson Does His Best...To Create Disorder
- On-Site Concert Crowd Safety Review: The Offspring, Living End, D Generation
- Security Guard Lawsuit Against Pantera and Others Settled
- And much more!
March/April 1999
- $1.2 Million Stage Diving Settlement
- Hip Hoppers Clash With LA Police
- Korn Concert Tour Disorders
- Sony Fuels Mosh Craze
- Expert Opinion: South Africa's Victor Nell, Ph.D. on Biochemical and Psychological Origins of Risk Underestimation (Part 1)
- From The Rock Safety Database: 1999 Festivals To Watch
- NBA CYA Y2K
January/February 1999
- Raptors' Foul Fans: NBA Scores on Follow Up
- Australia's Big Day Out
- Richard Jewell's New Focus
- Rail Collapse Report Raises Issues
- Pearl Jam--Back To Old Ways--Blames Others
- Exclusive: First Look At 7th Annual Rock Concert Safety Survey
- The Latest Lawsuit Settlements
- Convictions In Aftermath Of State College Riot
- Court Says Puff Daddy, Heavy D, CUNY Had Roles In Disaster
- And more!
November/December 1998
- Dance Inferno In Sweden Leaves 63 Dead
- Another Phish Traffic Tragedy
- African Performer Shoots Fan; Commits Suicide
- Swiss Stop "Hate-Rock" Bands
- Trends: Pogoing
- From The Rock Safety Database: Club Disasters Of The 1990's
- San Francisco's Halloween Bash Frightening
- Singapore Eases Concert "Dance" Restrictions
- Is Waning Popularity Frustrating Marilyn Manson?
- Top-Rated Concert Risk Management And Training Videos
- Concert Guard Assaults Drug Agent
- Update: Hell's Angel Convicted In Concert Deaths
- Ozzy Osbourne, Type O Negative And Others In Mosh Lawsuit Settlement
- The Making Of The ABC News "20/20" Moshing Story
- The Offspring's Dangerous Mayhem Marketing Stunt
- And more!
September/October 1998
- What If...Terrorists Bomb Concert?
- Was It Rap? Or, Was It A Poor Crowd Plan?
- Traffic Deaths Sour Phish Fest, Again
- Band's Temper Tantrum Triggers Injuries
- ABC News "20/20" Moshing Story Order Instructions
- Exclusive: FBI Counter-Terrorism Tips From Supervisory Special Agent William E. Dyson,
Jr.
- A-OK For Canadian Venue, Band; 50 Kids To First Aid
- Rapper Arrested For Death Threats
- Hot August Nights Boil Over
- Crowdsafe.com First Year Anniversary Statistics
- And more!
Start of Volume 2: July/August 1998
- One Dead Following Rap Show
- Three Stabbed at Concert
- Smashing Pumpkins Free Minneapolis Gig Fails to Set Record
- Family of 1996 Olympic Park Bombing Victim Sues Security Firms
- Fan Sues Promoter for Moshing Injury
- Glastonbury Festival: Mud, Music, Mishaps
- Alameda County Fair Shooting Not Concert-Related
- On Site: Tibetan Freedom Festival '98
- On Site: Ozzfest '98-Van's Warped Tour
- Et Tu Lilith?
- Fuji Rock Festival Spews Forth Injuries
- And more!
May/June 1998
- Another Lawsuit Settles Against Metallica, others
- 22 Arrested at Hartford Radio Festival
- University Rejects Two Proposed Radio Shows
- Rave Bust Nets 21
- ABC News 20/20 Airs Rave Segment
- Websites As Cool Crowd Safety Tools
- Expert Opinion: D'Arcey Kelleher of ASC Training Systems on Australia's Security
Industry Professionalism
- On Site: Heineken X-PL'OOR and Soul Fly
- The El Nino of Rock Gigs
- TV Mosh Story Airs Interesting Quotes
- And more!
Mar/Apr 1998
- Stabbings in London Leave 2 Dead
- City College of New York '91 Crowd Crush in Court
- Venue Experiences Classic Rap Problems
- Moshing Verdict Misrepresented
- Exclusive: Sixth Annual Rock Concert Safety Survey Report overview
- Marilyn Manson Book Tour Comes to Town: A Day in the Life of a Security Guard
- The Nightmare That is Hillsborough
- Intermission: Jerry Springer
- And more!
Jan/Feb 1998
- Exclusive: Chicago Club Hosting Rolling Stones Had Safety Violations
- Neo-Nazi Concert Turns Riotous in Sweden
- Oasis Seek Shelter from the Crowd
- Laser Pens Enter Concert Scene
- U2 Tour Staff Beaten at Mexico City Gig
- Paradise Club Closed; Faces Lawsuit
- Motley Crue Provoke Confrontations
- Expert Opinion: Kim A. Lovejoy of Lovejoy Controls Corp. on "Ways To Stop Concert
Induced Hearing Loss"
- And more!
Nov/Dec 1997
- Fan dies at Rolling Stones gig
- Court TV revisits Christopher Mitchell case
- Rock Safety Database: "Mayhem Marketing"
- U.S. Pro football players injury fan after stage diving
- Was Bran Gavin's death mosh-related?
- Metallica settles before start of high profile trial
- On Site: Rolling Stones and Pearl Jam in California
- Too few exits lead to seven deaths
- And more!
Sept/Oct 1997
- Five fans killed at South American concert
- Expert Opinion: John Fruin Ph.D. on a Grateful Dead crowd safety litigation lesson
- Prodigy, security rescue fans
- Rage Against the Machine and Wu-Tang Clan tour of disorder
- Rock Safety Database: Deady violence at street festivals
- Anti-moshing legislation in the U.S.
- Trouble surrounds Phish tours
- 48 Hours to organize: Funeral for Diana, Princess of Wales, puts British stewards/security
to the test
- And more!
July/Aug 1997
- Teen girl dies in festival seating/mosh pit
- Expert Opinion: Mick Upton of ShowSec International on licensing private security
- Seven indicted for role in concert tragedy
- Trends: Projectiles and solutions
- Internet resources you need to know
- On Site: Blockbuster Rockfest '97 and Tibetan Freedom Festival '97
- Rock Safety Database: Concert deaths 1992-96
- And more!
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