Singer Post Malone tumbles off stage during Arizona concert


American singer and rapper Post Malone took an unexpected fall during a live performance at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, on June 21, an incident that was caught on video by a fan and has since circulated widely on social media.

 

The artist, born Austin Post, was in the middle of performing his hit track "Pour Me A Drink" as part of his "Big Ass Stadium" tour when the accident occurred. A TikTok video filmed by a concertgoer shows the moment Post Malone approached the edge of the stage to toast with a fan. As he knelt down with a cup in hand, the ledge beneath his feet appeared to give way, sending him tumbling to the floor.

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Despite the startling fall, Post Malone quickly recovered and continued the performance. The fan who recorded the clip later posted the video on TikTok with a caption referencing the song’s lyrics, writing, “I didn’t mean to almost break your back… I am SO sorry Austin. I love you! Such an amazing show .”

 

While there has been no official statement about any injuries, Malone has shown no signs of serious harm, continuing his high-energy performances across tour venues. He remains on the road with fellow artist Jelly Roll for the rest of the "Big Ass Stadium" tour.

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