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Kacey Musgraves’ Stage Catches Fire During Boston Concert
A pyrotechnic issue sparked a brief pause while Musgraves finished her song and kept the crowd entertained before the show resumed.
- On Friday night, country singer Kacey Musgraves briefly paused her Boston concert at the Garden after a small fire ignited in the rafters above the stage during her performance.
- Sparkler-Like pyrotechnics likely ignited the blaze during Musgraves' performance of her 2018 hit 'Golden Hour,' which ironically features lyrics about her world being set on fire.
- Joking with the audience, Musgraves said, "I have way too much hairspray to be standing under that," and asked if anyone had a "bedazzled fire extinguisher."
- Musgraves honored the late Dolly Parton later in the show by performing 'Rainbow' and a cover of 'Here You Come Again,' following the icon's death on Tuesday at age 80.
- Following her successful 23-song set in Boston, the 'Middle of Nowhere Tour' continues on August 31st in New York, demonstrating the fire caused only a momentary distraction.
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Kacey Musgraves Continues Boston Show Amid Onstage Fire
Kacey Musgraves managed to keep her cool as a small fire broke out on stage at her latest Middle of Nowhere Tour stop. On Saturday, the 8x Grammy winner continued her set as the blaze burned far above her head, seemingly after ignited by pyrotechnics during Musgraves’ “Golden Hour” performance. “That looks bad,” she said in video from the show. “Genuinely, something’s on fire.” Musgraves joked, “I have way too much hairspray to be standing un…
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- 40% of the sources are Center, 40% of the sources lean Right
40% Right
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C 40%
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