Ray LaMontagne Collapses Onstage in Nashville, Treated for Heat-Related Dehydration

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Ray LaMontagne Collapses Onstage in Nashville, Treated for Heat-Related Dehydration

Consequence · 1 hour ago

Singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne collapsed onstage at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on Saturday night, cutting short his concert as fans rushed to help him. His management confirmed he was being treated for heat-related dehydration by local EMS and was "doing well" afterwards, easing concerns about his wellbeing amid an ongoing tour.

Fan-shot footage showed LaMontagne sink to the stage while performing "Jolene" late in his set, after earlier stumbling twice during "Hannah" and apologising to the crowd before briefly leaving the stage. Attendees reported the venue was unusually hot that evening. The Nashville date was the second of two Ryman shows on his rescheduled "Trouble 20th Anniversary Tour," with The Weather Station as support, and LaMontagne is still expected to perform at the Louisville Palace the following night.

  • Ray LaMontagne collapsed onstage in Nashville during "Jolene"
  • Treated by EMS for heat-related dehydration, now doing well
  • Set to continue tour with Louisville Palace show next

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