The singer continued his presentation at State Farm Stadium, Arizona, United States, as planned after the accident
Post Malone suffered an unexpected drop in the stage during a recent presentation of his current tour Big Ass Stadium Tour. The incident, recorded by a fan on social networks, happened while the singer featured the song “Pour me to drink” STATE FARM STADIUMin Glendale, Arizona, over the weekend.
In the video that went viral, Molone He approaches a fan in the front row with his red glass and tries to toast with her before falling off the stage. The singer got up and continued the show without injury, although the fan repeatedly apologized in her post at Tiktok. She subtitled the video with: “I’m sorry, Austin. I love you! What a amazing show. ” He added, “I didn’t want to almost break your back.”
@koty_sage I am so sorry Austin. I love you! Such an amazing show ❤️ @post Malone #Postmalone #Glendaleaz ♬ Original Sound – ✨Kota
Molone had already suffered a drop in the stage in 2022, during a show in the Enterprise Centerin St. Louis, part of the tour Twelve karat. At the time, he had injured ribs and had to be hospitalized briefly. “I want to apologize to everyone in St. Louis and thank you very much for going to the show,” he said in a video later. “The next time I’m around, let’s play a two -hour show to make up for the songs we can’t play.”
At the moment, Molone is touring North America promoting its latest album, F-1 Trillion. The tour will follow Europe and Asia later this summer. In early 2025, the singer was headliner Coachellawith a busy show that featured collaborations from Ed Sheeran and Jelly Roll.
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Source: Rollingstone
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