The Tennessean is reporting this harrowing stage experience for Darryl Worley- a great testament to his toughness and durability…“Country singer Darryl Worley certainly proved himself a resilient entertainer Thursday, when he took a mid-set trip to the emergency room, then returned to finish his show with another 50 minutes of music.
Worley was performing in Billings, Montana, having hustled out there via private jet after his original flight from Nashville was canceled due to weather. During the set, a release from the singer’s publicity folks said, a gust of wind sent a road case lid flying across the stage, into his mic stand and then into Worley’s head.
The singer had a gash on his head bandaged by on-site emergency personnel, and on his way to the hospital, told tour manager Joe Morris that he’d be back to play for whoever stayed while he got stitched up. Seven sutures later, Worley returned to the stage to play for some 800 fans who hung around. (The windy weather finally shut down the show after Worley’s near-hour-long post-ER set.)”
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