Ringo Starr and his "All-Starr Band" are currently touring across the United States for their ongoing series of concerts, but there was one moment during a show that shocked the audiences as the legendary musician suffered from a minor accident.
According to a news outlet, the Beatles member and his group were already in the second hour of their show at the Rio Rancho Events Center in Albuquerque in New Mexico when all of a sudden, he stumbled and fell.
The former drummer's bandmates were performing one of the songs and Starr had to enter from the side of the stage, but before he even reached the middle part of the platform, he appeared to have tripped on his own feet before he fell.
Ringo Starr, former Beatles drummer, took a fall onstage during a concert in New Mexico.
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The 83-year-old quickly recovered and even made light of the situation, joking with the audience. pic.twitter.com/Ft65UsQGHC
The musician, who is currently 83 years old, was able to prevent his face from falling down directly to stage as he used the palm of his hands.
Ringo Starr Assured Fans That He Was Okay After Fall
He later stood up and made a gesture, affirming fans that he was okay. At the time, all of the bandmates seemed to have never reacted as they remained on their places.
The outlet noted that the band performed the track "Give Peace A Chance" and it was during the encore when the incident took place.
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"I fell over just to tell you that," he told the crowd, as a reference to the title of the song.
As of this writing, the musician has yet to address the incident online.
Ringo Starr And The All-Starr Band Tour Dates 2023
The group is currently traveling from one city to another for their 2023 series of concerts. Check out the official tour dates below:
SEPTEMBER
22 in Kansas City, MO at The Uptown
23 in St. Louis, MO at The Fox
24 in Nashville, TN at The Ryman Auditorium
26 in Clearwater, FL at Coachmen Park
27 in Atlanta, GA at The Fox
29 in Indianapolis, IN at The Murat Theatre At Old National Centre
30 in Milwaukee, WI at Miller High Life Theatre
OCTOBER
1 in Minneapolis, MN at Mystic Lake
3 in Grand Rapids, MI at DeVos Performance Hall
5 in Chicago, IL at Chicago Theatre
6 in New Buffalo, MI at Four Winds Casino
7 in Detroit, MI at Masonic Temple
9 in Charleston, WV at Charleston Casino
10 in Columbus, OH at Mershon Auditorium
12 in Little Rock, AL at Simmons Bank Arena
13 in Thackerville, OK at Lucas Oil Live At WinStar World Casino And Resort
More information about tickets can be found on his official website.
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