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Sommerfest music director injures finger

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Updated: July 20, 2009 - 8:02 PM

Andrew Litton forced to curtail some of his festival performing.

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binkiemaeJul. 20, 09 5:14 PM

Sounds on a par with Jeremy Piven's mercury poisoning story.

stevanjAug. 12, 09 1:56 AM

Accidents while performing on stage cannot be avoided. Performers should just need a little precaution. Ok, people looking out for the fallout of the Steven Tyler fall incident, we got the skinny. After the Steven Tyler fall incident during an Aerosmith concert at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota, he was airlifted to a hospital, and treated for injuries to his head and shoulders. He did not suffer a concussion, had a couple of broken bones and a few stitches. He broke his shoulder so all concert dates will be postponed for up to two months. A broken shoulder is a painful injury, especially when the singer is over 60 years of age. Ticket holders need not fret over the Steven Tyler fall â€“ dates are merely postponed, so you won't need a cash loan for new tickets.