Steve Aoki fans just keep on having things fall on them at concerts. The "Boneless" DJ was playing a show in Oslo, Norway at the Sentrum Scene when the roof partially collapsed during a Steve Aoki concert on Aug. 21. 15 people were injured during the collapse.
The roof collapsed just before 5:30 p.m. local time according to NBC News. None of the injuries were serious and police add that it is unclear if Aoki was on stage at the time.
13 of the injured were Norwegians, but there was also one French and one German according to police.
Aoki shared his thoughts for those who were hurt during the roof collapse on Twitter.
"I am saddened and shocked that a piece of the roof collapsed in an accident at the venue in Oslo tonight," write Aoki. "My thoughts are with those injured, and I wish them a speedy recovery," he added.
I am saddened and shocked that a piece of the roof collapsed in an accident at the venue in Oslo tonight.
— Steve Aoki (@steveaoki) August 21, 2016
My thoughts are with those injured, and I wish them a speedy recovery. — Steve Aoki (@steveaoki) August 21, 2016
Steve Aoki just settled a lawsuit stemming from a 2012 incident where a fan claimed she broke her neck after Steve Aoki stage dove at a concert. The DJ apologized for the incident and settled the claim out of court.
Not all news has been bad for Steve Aoki. He is celebrating the release of his new Netflix documentary I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, which follows Aoki on his journeys around the world as one of the most booked touring DJs in the world.
