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Here's the Houston incident, opening night of the RAL tour, at the end of Edge of 17:
http://www.mediafire.com/?4wm1cyn2mmz She falls at about 8:15, and you can hear the audience react. It sounds like they're cheering because she did an extended twirl or something, but it was really a lot of gasping and cries of shock. Her explanation starts about 9:50 - a little under 2 minutes later, but it seemed like 10 at the time. Stevie fell stage left, as she was completing the Edge walk. She was leaning over the aforementioned hole, reaching out toward the fans in the section beside the stage, and she lost her balance. People were also throwing flowers and stuffed animals onto the stage since she was too far away to reach them. When she disappeared I first thought she had bent down to pick something up, until the Keystone Cops rushed over and attempted to pull her back onstage. After the show, I heard someone say the hole was an audio pit that was part of the standard Summit stage setup. Stevie's audio team was in the middle of the arena floor, so the other pit was unused and supposed to have been covered up. I never got confirmation of that - just arena gossip at the time. And here's the whole show: Disc 1: http://www.mediafire.com/?jt0hm5mwmzj Disc 2: http://www.mediafire.com/?z5jyj4fnidm |
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