Grammy Winner 'Takes a Tumble' Mid-Performance in New Concert Video
Grammy Winner 'Takes a Tumble' Mid-Performance in New Concert Video originally appeared on Parade.
Ed Sheeran fans are applauding his professionalism after tumbling to the ground during a recent performance.
In a new video uploaded to social media by a fan, set to the viral "My Shayla" TikTok sound, the award-winning artist appeared to be heading to his mic stand in the center of a circular stage during one of his Mathematics tour's stops in Madrid over the weekend.
His guitar was strapped around his shoulder but left to hang at his side while he held his hands high above his head and clapped along with the crowd.
Unfortunately, a platform was rising in the middle of the stage, and the singer missed the lip of the step and went crashing down to the ground.
Impressively, though, he bounced back up immediately, returning to his feet and securing his guitar in his hands to dive into the next song in his set.
"Happens more than you think," Sheeran himself admitted in the comments, while his social media team quipped in another reply, "This audio is almost word-for-word what we said 🤣🩷."
"Oh my god, my Sheeran," someone else joked.
"I love how quick he got up though," another praised, adding that "Ed is the best to do it."
"Carried on like a true pro ❤️," other fans applauded.
"We will catch you Ed ❤️," someone else sweetly promised, while another ribbed on him a bit with the comment, "Cant say Im surprised 😂."
"Teddy takes a tumble 😙," another joked.
Another focused on the important questions, demanding to know, "is the guitar ok tho???"
From the video, it appears that that is the case, though there's no official word on any damage—or lack thereof.
"Poor guitar☹️," another mourned.Grammy Winner 'Takes a Tumble' Mid-Performance in New Concert Video first appeared on Parade on Jun 2, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 2, 2025, where it first appeared.
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