Mötley Crüe singer Vince Neil transported to hospital after falling off stage during concert: report

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Motley Crue star Vince Neil is recovering in hospital following a nasty fall off stage which left him with broken ribs. The 60-year-old singer was performing a show in his hometown of Tennessee when the accident occurred. Vince and his band were playing the Motley Crue hit 'Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)' at the Monsters on the Mountain festival in Pigeon Forge on Friday night (15.

he fell during a performance in Tennessee last Friday.The group were belting out Don’t Go Away Mad (Just Go Away) when the incident occurred, with the musician taken to hospital soon after.His bandmates completed the gig without him, and have now offered a health update on his recovery.Beside a snap of the musician on their official Instagram page, they penned: ‘Vince is back home and resting after breaking a few ribs on Friday night. ‘Our love and best wishes for a speedy recovery and ready to rock in ’22!!’Worried fans rushed to offer their support to the star, flooding the comments below with well wishes.‘Feel better xoxo,’ one replied as another commented: ‘Get well soon Vince, we love you!’‘Get well and keep rocking dude,’ a follower

Mötley Crüe have confirmed that their singer Vince Neil broke “a few ribs” after he fell from the stage during a solo gig on Friday (October 15).Neil had been performing with his band at the Monsters on the Mountain festival in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee when he suffered the fall.According to TMZ, there was a small gap between the stage and the speaker that Neil didn’t notice, with a four-foot drop below. Video from the gig, which you can see below, shows the singer slipping out of sight.That explains why I lost track of him in this video.

Mötley Crüe frontman Vince Neil broke his ribs on Friday after falling from the stage while performing a solo set at the Monsters On The Mountain festival in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.According to TMZ, Neil “was a few songs into his set when he stepped to the edge of the stage, and then suddenly tumbled four feet onto the cement. Turns out there was a small gap between the speaker and the stage that Vince didn’t see and he fell through the crevice onto the floor”.“He was clearly in pain”, the gossip site adds, “his roadie and a security guy helped him get to his feet, and Vince limped away”.

Mötley Crüe vocalist Vince Neil has been taken to hospital after falling from a concert stage during a solo performance last Friday.When he fell, the singer was performing the Mötley Crüe track ‘Don’t Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)’ with his solo band at Tennessee’s Monsters On The Mountain festival. According to TMZ, there was a small gap between the speaker and the stage that the singer didn’t notice, with a four-foot drop below.Guitarist Jeff Blando took over vocal duties for the remainder of the set while Neil was taken to hospital.Bassist Dana Strum later told the crowd that Neil had broken some ribs. “He can’t breathe and he’s gonna get dealt with medically,” he said.“He was so excited to be here.

Motley Crue band member Vince Neil has been "taken to the hospital" after he suffered a fall off the stage at his show in Tennessee. The 60 year old singer was blasting away tracks in a one-man show when he made a misstep and tripped on Friday, October 15.

Vince Neil is on the mend.

Motley Crue singer Vince Neil was sent to the hospital after falling off stage on Friday night.The 60-year-old, who was not performing with Motley Crue, misstepped and fell through an opening between the stage and speaker during a performance at Pigeon Forge, Tennessee's Monster on the Mountain Festival, according to TMZ.The singer tumbled onto cement and was taken to the hospital via ambulance, adds the site.

MOTLEY Crue singer Vince Neil plunged off-stage into a crowd of fans after slipping on set before he was rushed to hospital. The musician, 60, was whiskled away in an ambulance after the painful incident at the Monster on the Mountain festival in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.

according to TMZ.The site reports that he was visibly in pain, but he managed to get up and was helped away from the crowd by two people.The 60-year-old was then reportedly taken to a nearby hospital in an ambulance.

Vince Neil is reportedly recovering after taking a nasty spill off the stage during a Friday night performance in Pigeon Ford, Tennessee.

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Though Mötley Crüe announced in May that they were postponing their already delayed “Stadium Tour” to 2022, the hair metal icons still played a handful of shows over the summer. Sadly, singer Vince Neil has audibly struggled during these performances, which earned some harsh criticism from the metal community.

Mötley Crüe‘s Nikki Sixx has admitted that the band were “most probably” sexist during their earlier days.The bassist of the Los Angeles group – completed by Tommy Lee, Mick Mars and Vince Neil – reflected on the “different time” of the 1980s during a recent interview with Classic Rock magazine.Sixx was then asked whether Mötley Crüe were sexist at that time, to which he replied: “In today’s environment, most probably. ​As was everybody.