Vince Neil Falls Offstage During Concert - Rushed to the Hospital


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Vince Neil was full of energy at Friday night's concert until he ended up tumbling off of the stage and ending up in an ambulance.  The performance was at the Monster on the Mountain festival in Pigeon Forge Tennessee, with his band.  The band he was performing with was not the Motley Crue as he hasn't performed with that group since 2015.

Vince was a few songs into his set and then went to the edge of the stage and suddenly fell 4 feet onto the hard cement.  He didn't jump.  He just fell through a crevice between the speaker and the stage that he didn't see and of course with all the adreneline it was probably hard to pay attention to anything like that.


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