Glendale, Arizona — Post Malone encountered a mishap on stage during his “Big Ass Stadium Tour,” tumbling while trying to engage with fans. The incident occurred at State Farm Stadium while he was performing “Pour Me a Drink,” a collaboration with Blake Shelton.
A video shared on TikTok captured the moment when Malone, whose real name is Austin Richard Post, leaned over to clink his red Solo cup with a fan’s drink. In the process, he misjudged the edge of the stage, leading to the fall amid the cheers from the audience. The clip was accompanied by a heartfelt apology from the fan but also humorously noted the singer’s precarious moment.
In response to the fall, Malone’s representatives have been contacted for an update on his condition as the concert continued despite the stumble. The artist, known for his energetic performances, has previously faced challenges on stage. Last September, Malone fell through a hole during a show in St. Louis, resulting in bruised ribs and a brief hospitalization.
After that incident, he reassured fans with a video message, promising to make amends for the shortened performance. “I just want to apologize to everyone in St. Louis, and I want to say thank you guys so much for coming to the show,” he said, hinting at plans for an extended set in the future.
Despite previous setbacks, Malone’s current tour, which features special guest Jelly Roll, is slated to run until mid-September. Following upcoming performances in the U.S., including a show at Oracle Park in San Francisco, he is scheduled to take his tour to Europe, with stops in major cities like London, Milan, and Barcelona.
This recent fall comes shortly after Malone’s relationship with celebrity stylist Christy Lee reportedly ended. Fans and followers of the artist have expressed their concern and support on social media as he navigates both career challenges and personal changes.
As Post Malone continues his tour, fans eagerly anticipate his return to the stage, where his unique blend of upbeat music and genuine engagement has endeared him to audiences across the country.