A concert in Salt Lake City took an unexpected turn for Bryan Adams this July when a fan jumped on stage during his performance of "Summer of '69." As Adams sang, the man grabbed the microphone and belted out a few lines of the iconic song before security intervened.

The incident, captured on video and shared by Adams on Instagram, shows the singer stepping back as the fan takes over. Security quickly removed the man, allowing Adams to seamlessly return to the song without missing a beat. Adams humorously captioned the post, highlighting the bizarre encounter.

This incident is the latest in a string of concerning events involving fan behavior at concerts. Artists like Harry Styles, Kelsea Ballerini, Pink, and Bebe Rexha have all been subjected to objects thrown by fans during their performances. Rexha was injured by a cell phone, Pink received a bag of human ashes, Styles was hit in the eye, and Ballerini was struck by a bracelet. These incidents highlight a growing trend of disruptive actions by concertgoers.

A video also circulated showing Taylor Swift seemingly dodging bracelets thrown by fans while walking backstage. These occurrences raise concerns about artist safety and fan conduct at live music events.