Community Rallies To Support Injured Concertgoer In Tuscaloosa

The vast majority of people in Tuscaloosa at Bryant-Denny's first concert in decades had an amazing time.

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We recorded very few incidents and certainly nothing more than you would see during a normal home game.

This is the beginning of an exciting new era for Tuscaloosa and West Alabama. A major concert venue with worldwide acclaim and the ability to attract the top music stars in the industry. However, one incident did get our attention at the concert on Saturday night.

We reached out to the victim and her family and got the complete story.

You can listen to the interview with Kayla Dixson below:

Nothing is worse than being hyped up and ready for a concert only to miss the main star.

She didn't even get to see the extremely hot Ella Langley because of her fall and injuries. Let's make sure we highlight the heroes who stood by the victim and made sure she was ok.

The coward who was responsible took off. That's the definition of a coward. Run away after you cause someone pain. Too afraid to stick around and face the music.

Kudos to the brave (and decent) folks who did the right thing. More info coming as soon as we confirm what is being done to make it up to this lady, who spent the night in the hospital instead of singing her heart out.