The list of on-stage pratfallers just got a little longer. Kelsea Ballerini made headlines when she took a scary—but ultimately graceful—fall during a performance of Garth Brooks’ “Friends in Low Places” at her Toronto concert. As shown in video footage from the event, Ballerini was facing the crowd and singing when she stepped back, apparently unaware that the section of the stage she was standing on was elevating. She lost her balance, tumbling off the raised platform, but quickly stuck the landing, popped up, and kept singing without missing a beat. The crowd was left in awe of her professionalism as she carried on with the performance like a true pro.
After the song, Ballerini laughed off the fall, telling the audience, “I’m going to have a nice little bruise to go home with.” Fans were quick to praise her swift recovery and strong stage presence, noting that she got back on her feet without assistance, a true testament to her dedication and poise.
This unforgettable moment marked the end of her North American tour, which had already been filled with memorable moments. Throughout the Patterns tour, Ballerini created deep connections with her fans, including helping one fan announce her pregnancy on stage and comforting a young boy who had been bullied for liking her music. The tour, which supported both the original and deluxe versions of her album, also featured five new songs released just last month, solidifying Ballerini’s place as one of country music’s most beloved stars.
@torontoconcertdad Kelsea Ballerini Falls off a platform at her last show of the tour in Toronto. She said she was fine with bruises and continued the song (Garth Brooks friends in low places) without missing a beat. #kelseaballerini #toronto #friendsinlowplaces ♬ original sound – Toronto Concert Dad
