Aerosmith's Steven Tyler falls from stage in SD

Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler, known for dancing with microphone stands adorned with scarves, was airlifted to a hospital early Thursday after falling from the stage during a concert at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

[Julia]

An intelligent comment for sure...sigh.

[Mick Jagger]

Steven's getting a little too old to be on a stage. Hope all is well !!

[Ringo Starr]

Aerosmith used to open for a group that replaced us in popularity, way back in the 20th century. Why are they still working? Paul, aren't they too old to be performing live?

[Groupie]

Well, it's not like they would ever come back to El Paso again. Sorry to hear he just ain't got it no more.

[Stevina Tyler]

Guess that elevator was going DOWN!!!!

[wild]

Dancing all over the place at 61 is a amazing. Cool, but should have used some common sense.

[wild]

All their music is great. Loved their concerts.

[Armagedumb]

Haayyya Haayyya, Duude fell like a Baaabayy!

[Gsans]

Well, for the first time, I gotta admit that a fellow Mexican got him beat. Juan Gabriel did it first.

[Just Typing]

Steven Tyler reminds me of what Joan Rivers would look like if not for the myriad of Botox injections, face lifts and plastic surgeries.

[Apachi Nation]

It should be mandatory that all performers over the age of 55 have hand rails around the stage at all times.

[cant stand ignorance]

it funny how some people don't know how to respect others

[Ese]

A que buey!

[Gsans]

cant stand ignorance wrote:

it funny how some people don't know how to respect others

You are 100% in the right path towards righteousness. Now let's hold hands and sing after me........
For one second on this world you made
For the love that will never fade
For a heart beating with joy
For all that's real, for all we feel

Kumbaya my lord, Kumbaya

[BackInTheSaddle]

He'll be Back in the Saddle again soon! Get well, Steve!

[Ridiculous]

That's what you get when you're... Living on the Edge! wua wua

[build it]

I met Steven and Joe Perry 3 years ago in San Antonio. Got to spend about 5 hours with them.
Believe me, if they had bags over their heads while you were talking to them, you would have no idea they were rock stars. Two of the most coolest, down to earth people I've ever met.