Rappers Travis Scott and Drake, as well as the Astroworld concert organizers, are facing at least two lawsuits after a tragic crowd surge at their concert in Houston left eight dead and around 300 injured on Friday night. Legal action has been filed on behalf of two concertgoers, with more claims expected by lawyers. Texas attorney Thomas J. Henry has filed a lawsuit on behalf of one victim and is “providing immediate consultations to all injured victims as well as to families who had loved ones hurt or killed at the concert,” according to a press release. Travis Scott, Aubrey Drake Graham, and concert organizers Live Nation Entertainment Inc, and NRG Stadium are listed as defendants in the lawsuit. The complaint, obtained by Daily Mail, lists Kristian Paredes, a 23-year-old from Austin, Texas, as the plaintiff. Some witnesses have said they believe that the chaotic crowd surge toward the stage happened …