Country singer falls face-first into crowd while | Music News

Country singer Gavin Adcock took a spill mid-performance this week, falling face-first into the crowd during a live performance in Winnipeg.

The 27-year-old Georgia native was performing his track Deep End at Winnipeg’s Burton Cummings Theatre on Wednesday, October 29, when the incident occurred, according to fan-captured footage shared on TikTok.

Adcock, who was shirtless and carrying denims and a cowboy hat, appeared to be holding a bottle of liquor as he moved toward the sting of the stage. Moments later, he misplaced his footing while climbing down and fell ahead into the viewers.

Fans close to the stage gasped as the musician stumbled into a piece of tools before touchdown among them. Some had been recording on their telephones at the time, capturing the autumn and the crowd’s collective response.

Despite the sudden tumble, Adcock shortly recovered and stored the show going. Within seconds, he was back on his toes, minus his cowboy hat, and continued singing his hit track while transferring through the barricade to greet followers.

After the show, Adcock acknowledged the second in the feedback of a fan’s TikTok post that read, “@GavinAdcockMusic hope you’re good after that fall, few too many.” The singer replied, “It happens.”

The Winnipeg fall comes not long after Adcock’s identify made headlines for his offstage drama with fellow nation artist Zach Bryan. In September, Adcock and Bryan, 29, had been concerned in a confrontation just before Bryan’s set at the Born & Raised Festival in Pryor, Oklahoma.

Adcock shared footage of the altercation on Instagram, displaying Bryan calling out to him from behind a fence. “Hey, do you want to fight like a man? Come open the gate,” Bryan said in the clip.

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Adcock stepped nearer, and the video then confirmed Bryan pushing the fence toward him. Adcock captioned the post, “When you get death threats from Sack Cryin before you headline in his hometown,” including in the caption, “Eat a Snickers, bro.”

Another video from the incident appeared to show Bryan making an attempt to climb over the fence before security intervened, while a bodyguard escorted Adcock away.

Earlier this 12 months, Adcock also went viral for a separate outburst at a music competition. During his July 26 efficiency at Rock the Country in Anderson, South Carolina, the singer launched into an expletive-filled rant at Nickelback’s sound technician. He later claimed the crew member had tried to have his father eliminated from the event.