Shooting reported at Garanti Rate Field during White Sox game as 90s-themed concert canceled – NBC Chicago

A shooting was reported inside the guaranteed rate field Friday night during the Chicago White Sox game, just before a scheduled ’90s-themed concert.

The concert was later canceled due to “technical difficulties”.

“Attention fans. Due to technical issues, tonight’s post-match concert has been cancelled,” the post read. “We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. Fans holding field passes will receive a refund to the original purchaser’s credit card.”

Vanilla Ice, Rob Base and Tone Loc were scheduled to perform after the game for those in attendance. Supporters with a field pass will be reimbursed.

According to a police source, a shooting occurred inside the park around 8:45 p.m. in which at least two people were hit. Neither individual suffered life-threatening injuries.

There is currently no further information available. Check back for updates on this developing story.

An earlier version of this story said Chicago police would provide an update on the shooting Friday night. Police later confirmed there would be no media update. Further information should be available on Saturday.