Angela Chang laughs off stage mishap at recent concert
7 May - Angela Chang couldn't help but laugh at herself after the fall she had while performing at her concert in Taizhou, Zhejiang.
The singer, who was performing at her 4 May concert along with her dancers in a black and metallic outfit that she paired with black heels, suddenly fell down while moving from side to side. Many believed that it occurred due to the slippery stage that became wet from the rain.
Fortunately, she was not seriously injured and was able to belt a high note after getting up.
The singer fell down not long after this particular performance
Updating her social media following the show, Angela said, "We experienced a few mishaps together in this city. Maybe my slightly hoarse voice from a cold sounded a bit different than usual? And you even got to witness my awkward little fall. I looked around and saw you didn't post any ugly photos but quite a few videos instead."
She continued, "Don't worry about me! Just like I always say, isn't life all about falling and getting back up again?"
Angela has been performing in multiple cities in China as part of her "Seek For Light" tour.
(Photo Source: Angela IG)
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