Travis Scott is set to make his first public performance appearance after the unfortunate AstroWorld tragedy last year.

The musician is set to headline three Primavera Sound festivals in South America. The rapper will perform in São Paulo, Brazil on November 6; Buenos Aires, Argentina on November 12; and Santiago, Chile on November 13.

He is also billed to appear at Miami’s E11even nightclub on May 7, according to TMZ. A source close told Pitchfork that Scott will host but will not be performing at the event.

You can listen to the rapper alongside Future and 808 Southside on their new record ‘Hold That Heat.

What happened at AstroWorld Concert?

Hundreds were injured at the tragedy that struck the sold-out concert headlined by rapper Travis Scott, on November 5 in Houston.

According to reports, cries for help were heard around 9:30pm when exuberant concert-goers began pushing to move forward during Scott’s performance. Almost 50,000 people were present at the venue when the incident happened. Twenty five people were hospitalised and eight were confirmed dead on the spot.

It is considered one of the deadliest crowd-control disasters at a concert in the United States after the 1979 Who concert stampede that took 11 lives.