Ringo Starr Suffers Fall Onstage  During Recent Performance

Former Beatle singer Ringo Starr recently experienced a fall while performing alongside his All-Starr Band at the Rio Rancho Events Center, New Mexico. Thankfully, the 83-year-old didn’t sustain any injury as he struggled well enough to position himself for a safe landing.

A video obtained by TMZ, which captured the stage flaw, showed the musician taking a brief break at the side of the stage while his band continued to perform the encore, “Give Peace a Chance.” However, as the legend climbed back up the grand stage, he tripped and fell.

Ringo Starr makes light of his fall to the audience

Following the unexpected fall, the seasoned musician displayed remarkable resilience and a swift recovery. Without missing a beat, Ringo quickly approached a nearby microphone as he seamlessly joined his group, engaging in a spirited rendition of the chorus.

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In a delightful display of humor and grace, moments after the performance, Starr decided to lighten the mood and acknowledge the incident that had just occurred. With his trademark wit, he cracked a joke about the unexpected fall. “I fell over just to tell you that,” he said before stepping off the stage.

Ringo Starr is not planning to quit music soon

Starr has a successful music career spanning over six decades, and the legend is still invested in making good music and collaborating with other musicians.

“I can be surprised, I mean, I’m on a lot of people’s records,” he admitted. “I like to do it for my friends. But sometimes people take a chance. Now, I’ll be inundated! No, I only do my friends [laughs]. I play the drums, and then we put them on the track, and we send it back. This was what we did to Dolly’s. Use me or lose me!”