US EditionStagecoach 2025: Survivors find healing in country community
- Survivors gathered at the three-day Stagecoach Country Music Festival in Indio this April.
- The event serves survivors of the tragic Route 91 Harvest festival shooting on October 1, 2017.
- Vendor Julie Craig, present at Route 91, sells items with proceeds supporting a memorial tribute in Las Vegas.
- Craig stated 15 or 20 survivors visited her booth early Friday, showing the community presence.
- The festival thus provides a supportive space for those affected by the past tragedies to connect.
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Stagecoach 2025: Survivors find healing in country community
Years after a pair of massacres rocked the country music community, there is healing for a survivor. Julie Craig of Norco runs an apparel business called Countryfied and was a vendor at the Route 91 Harvest festival in Las Vegas that turned tragic on Oct. 1, 2017 when a gunman in a nearby hotel tower killed 58 attendees and wounded more than 500 on Oct. 1. “I saw the devil himself that night,” Craig said at the time. The pain was intesified the …
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Years after a pair of massacres rocked the country music community, there is healing for a survivor. Julie Craig of Norco runs an apparel business called Countryfied and was a vendor at the Route 91 Harvest festival in Las Vegas that turned tragic on Oct. 1, 2017 when a gunman in a nearby hotel tower killed 58 attendees and wounded more than 500 on Oct. 1. “I saw the devil himself that night,” Craig said at the time. The pain was intesified the …
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