Tim McGraw falls on stage at Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati

Tim McGraw took a tumble during a concert this week.

The country superstar was playing at the Riverbend Music Center in Ohio on Thursday night, and during a performance of one of his most iconic hits, “I Like It, I Love It,” he stumbled back and fell to the floor.

As seen in video obtained by Fox News Digital, McGraw didn’t let the hard fall faze him.

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Tim McGraw fell onstage during a concert in Ohio on Aug. 27, 2026. (Getty Images; Sheena Wethington via Storyful)

After his legs splayed in the air, he sat up quickly with a smile on his face. He pulled himself up and got right back into the performance.

McGraw seemed to take the fall in stride after it happened, and he did the same on social media.

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After the show, he took to Instagram to share photos and video from the concert, including one of the fall, writing, “Cincinnati, you started our weekend off on the right foot even if I couldn’t stay on mine 😂 We appreciate you coming out and singing along! Detroit, you’re up!”

“Oh my God !!! Hope you didn’t hurt yourself bad!!” one fan commented.

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“It was a great show! And we all got a good laugh since you were ok,” another wrote.

Multiple fans told him that they hope his back isn’t hurting after the spill – McGraw has been open about the issues he’s faced with his back, admitting during a concert in 2025 that things were so bad he nearly considered walking away from music altogether.

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Tim McGraw previously spoke about his back issues that had necessitated multiple surgeries. (Christopher Polk/Billboard via Getty Images)

“I’ve had four back surgeries and double knee replacements, just in the last couple of years,” McGraw said during a California show in October.

The “Blind Side” actor said right before his most recent back surgery that spring, “things were getting really bad,” with the star “getting depressed over it,” which made him consider retirement.

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His surgeon was in the audience, as well as another surgeon who’d operated on his wife, fellow country star Faith Hill. After introducing them to the crowd, McGraw said, “This spring, before I had my final back surgery, things were getting really bad, so I was seriously contemplating and figuring out how to walk away. I didn’t want to, but I didn’t think it was going to get better.”

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have been married for nearly 30 years. (Terry Wyatt/Getty Images for ACM)

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“But it’s gotten better. So, during that process, I had this idea for this song that sort of dealt with facing age and facing all that stuff that comes along with it,” before singing the song he mentioned, called “King Rodeo.”

Lyrics of the song include: “Hey, King Rodeo, You’re lookin’ lonely, Like you’ve lost you’re one and only, Adoring crowds are not around you, Whispers and shadows, they surround you.”

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Fox News Digital’s Sarah Sotoodeh contributed to this report.