Post Malone took an sudden tumble off the stage throughout a latest cease on his The Big Ass Stadium Tour — however didn’t miss a beat.
The autumn occurred throughout Malone’s efficiency of “Pour Me a Drink” at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., on Saturday (June 29). As seen in fan-filmed footage that shortly unfold throughout social media, the singer knelt all the way down to toast a front-row fan who had her plastic cup raised, when a chunk of the stage gave method beneath him. Malone — nonetheless smiling and holding his personal cup — all of a sudden dropped out of body because the platform collapsed.
Regardless of the abrupt fall, the Grammy-nominated artist (born Austin Put up) appeared unshaken. He reportedly obtained again onstage virtually instantly, persevering with to sing and elevating his cup to complete the cheers, drawing cheers of his personal from the group.
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One fan posted the viral clip on TikTok with the caption, “I’m SO sorry Austin. I really like you! Such an incredible present,” referencing her function within the second. Onscreen textual content learn, “I didn’t imply to virtually break your again,” in a playful nod to the track’s lyric: “I’ve been breakin’ my again.”
Malone’s fast restoration introduced flashbacks to a extra critical onstage accident in September 2022, when he fell by way of a trapdoor throughout a present in St. Louis and suffered bruised ribs. That incident led to a hospital go to and prompted the artist to vow followers he’d return to the town for an extended make-up present.
Malone is presently in the midst of the North American leg of his tour, which helps his F-1 Trillion album. The Arizona present was amongst his greatest of the summer time, and he’ll proceed the run with extra stadium and area dates earlier than heading to Europe and Asia in August.
“Pour Me a Drink” — the observe soundtracking the mishap — is a country-pop crossover duet with Blake Shelton. The track debuted in the course of the 2024 Academy of Nation Music Awards and topped Billboard’s Country Airplay chart (dated Oct. 12). The collaboration superior by 5% to 27.9 million viewers impressions Sept. 27-Oct. 3, in accordance with Luminate.
The track, which Put up Malone co-wrote, is his second Country Airplay No. 1, after “I Had Some Assist,” that includes Morgan Wallen, dominated for 4 frames starting in June.
Each hits are from his introductory LP within the style, F-1 Trillion, which motored in at No. 1 on the Aug. 31-dated High Nation Albums chart and the all-genre Billboard 200 with 250,000 equal album items earned in the USA. The set earned 1.1 million items over its first six weeks of launch.