Jordan Davistook a tumble during a recent concert overseas. Thecountry musicsuperstar, 37, kicked off his Ain't Enough Road European Tour over the weekend.
OnFriday, Feb. 20, while performing at the first stop of the trek at SSE Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Davis lost his footing in the middle of his show and rolled himself right out of the fall like a pro.
He Is OK
Thankfully, Davis appears to be just fine. In fact, he took to social media to highlight the incident, one that he says he definitely could've done without.
"Other than this video, last night in Belfast was awesome," he captioned the clip on Instagram, showing him taking the spill in front of thousands of fans.
Country artists and fans alike quickly jumped into the comments section to express their condolences and crack a fewjokes. Fellow singer/songwriterErnestwrote, "Thoughts andprayers."
"Your Place" singerAshley Cookeadded, "Stumblin Davis," to which Davis responded with a string of laughingemojis.
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The Moment Happened During a Cover Song
According to one fan video onTikTok, Davis was in the middle of a cover ofThe Killers' "Mr. Brightside" when the spill happened. He wasn't singing at the time. It appeared his opener, rising artistSolon Holt, was behind the microphone.
The clip shows Davis, dressed in a buttoned-down shirt and casual blue jeans, appearing to excitedly pump his fist in the air behind Holt before taking his unexpected onstage dive. He may have lost his balance and fallen forward, but he did manage to catch himself with his arms, rolling through the fall and popping back up moments later.
"That invisible rug got ya," one person joked in the TikTok comments section. "It's OK. It happens to the best of us."
"Someone help him up," another fan chimed in.
Davis still has a long road ahead before his UK and European tour wraps, so he'll likely be staying on his toes and keeping an eye on the stage floor. The Ain't Enough Road European Tour marks Davis' biggest international run yet. Along with Holt, country artistAvery Annais serving as a special guest.
A handful of shows on the trek have already sold out, but Davis will head to Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, and he has a major London date at OVO Arena. Later this year, he will make his way to Australia and New Zealand with special guestsTucker Wetmore,Vincent Mason, andRachel Fahim.
For a complete listing of tour dates, visit Davis'official website.
Related: Country Star Discusses Taking a Break From Touring for the First Time in 13 Years: 'I'm Exhausted'
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