Country music star Nate Smith took a hard fall while singing opening for Morgan Wallen.
38-year-old singer Video shared She recounted the moment to her fans on Instagram.
“How I bounced back,” he wrote, adding in the caption, “Well that sucks.”
Smith was singing “World on Fire” when he crashed to the ground.
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Nate Smith took a tumble on stage in Las Vegas. (Getty Images)
Smith was walking between the stage and the front row of the audience when he collapsed, within arm’s length of a fan. It is unclear whether he slipped or tripped while performing.
Fans and friends responded to Smith’s social media posts with messages of support.
“These things happen,” wrote fellow country star Ernest.
“Handling it like a pro,” another user added.
“Most graceful fall I’ve ever seen,” one person wrote. “Then he just carried on like nothing happened.”
Nate Smith opened for Morgan Wallen (pictured). (John Shearer/Getty Images, Morgan Wallen, “One Night at a Time 2024”)
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The musician opened for Warren on August 9 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas as part of his “One Night at a Time” tour.
“The most graceful fall I’ve ever seen, and then he just carried on like it was no big deal.”
“Last Night” singer Warren’s US tour is over and he’s set to head to Europe. He’ll be performing in several European countries from August 28 to September 8.
The country star will return to the U.S. for rescheduled shows in Knoxville, Tampa and Charlotte.
Nate Smith will headline his own tour, Through the Smoke, later this year. (Getty Images)
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“I feel like saying thank you isn’t enough right now,” Smith wrote on social media after Wallen’s final date on tour. “Last night in Las Vegas I wrapped up the final leg of the One Night at a Time tour with @morganwallen. It’s been such an amazing journey this year.”
“Thank you @morganwallen for the job! There are a few other people I’d like to thank: my band and crew who worked so hard behind the scenes to make it all happen. My family who paid to make this dream come true.”
Smith’s tour is scheduled to kick off next month in Portland, Oregon. (Daniel Del Valle/Getty Images)
“Thank you to country radio for always playing the music that means so much to me, and lastly, to all of you who come out to hear me play,” he added. “I couldn’t do it without any of you.”
Smith will headline his own tour this fall, kicking off in Portland, Oregon on September 19th. The “Through the Smoke” tour will run through December 5th.
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