Sugarland Fans Ready For Bands Return To Ind.

First Launched: October 28, 2011 4:10 PM EDT Credit: Getty Images Indiana, Ind. -- Caption Kristian Rose rose bush nd Jennifer Nettles of Sugarland perform within the Mandalay Bay Occasions Center intended for the album, The Incredible Machine in Las vegas on August 27, 2011Survivors and people still traumatized with the deadly stage collapse within the Indiana Condition Fair wanted for many musical healing Friday as country band Sugarland returned for the condition for just about any benefit concert greater than ten days carrying out a tragic evening that's constantly around the picture painful recollections. The Grammy-winning duo was giving the free concert at Conseco Fieldhouse in downtown Indiana, justa handful of miles within the fairground venue where high winds before an approaching storm toppled scaffold and stage rigging towards the crowd. Seven everybody was destroyed and dozens more were hurt inside the August. 13 collapse, in just minutes before Sugarland wound up being to do. Indiana resident Sue Humphrey, whose 17-year-old boy Kaira was partially paralyzed when rigging crushed his spine and legs, planned to visit Friday nights concert with relatives despite mixed feelings. But she mentioned her boy, who's now in the mobility device, wasnt certain that hed attend, even though he'd eagerly anticipated the August show and is at line for six several hours tomorrow to acquire a stage-side ticket. Humphrey mentioned her boy is apprehensive in regards to the recollections the show might mention. And shes worried it can result in a repeat in the meltdowns she and her only child have seen since he was hurt. If he attends, she mentioned Kaira may also be sitting inside the fieldhouses handicapped section not the coveted Sugarpit area foot within the stage where he together with other fans were standing throughout time from the collapse. I cant make sure he understands this can heal him, because it wont, which i cant make sure he understands it won't hurt, because it might, Humphrey mentioned. It is not really like the large concert he was searching toward in August. Participants within the Friday evening concert were being asked for to offer to some victim relief fund that already has elevated nearly $millions of. Sugarland declined comment through their reps about Fridays show, which marks the bands first return to Indiana since the collapse. But Indiana-based music artist Corey Cox, who along with actress Rita Wilson works before Sugarland takes happens, mentioned the show is a tribute for the lives in the seven sufferers as well as the children. Hes expecting a hard evening. Its apt to be a celebration but furthermore a evening tohold individuals who lost their lives close to our hearts, he mentioned. Everyones likely to undergo the healing energy of music because its one of the better medicines there's. Cox completed a few days ago inside a benefit concert for just about any lady from his hometown of Pendleton, Ind. 30-year-old Andrea Vellinga who experienced severe mind injuries inside the stage collapse but nonetheless is fighting to recoup. Vellingas family and pals were apt to be sitting in front row for Fridays concert. A mental health expert who is experienced in working with kids of problems mentioned attending the concert might help a couple of from the roughly 40 people hurt inside the stage collapse and relatives of people destroyed be ready for the tragedy. But he mentioned there's an opportunity it could deal others a setback, dredging up intense or painful recollections. Its good this benefit concert should happen, however it may be too much for most people to endure it, mentioned Anthony Ng, interim chief medical officer within the Acadia Hospital in Bangor, Maine. Clearly everybodys various and there's no most convenient way or wrong method this. Ron Stevens, who offered becoming an Military team in Vietnam, mentioned he still doesn't would rather discuss what he saw your evening while he together with other fans rushed into the twisted metal rigging to assist people crushed inside the collapse. Its potential to consider lots of people forever, once they overcome this, mentioned Stevens, 57, of Terre Haute. I've no clue many individuals, unless of course obviously youre in the war, who experience mass dying, as well as the injuries of the quality as well as the screaming that happening. Copyright 2011 with the Connected Press. All rights reserved. These elements is probably not launched, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.