SZA avoids on stage Misidue during the opening evening on its tour

SZA Know how to get down!

The singer, 35, took almost a case during the opening evening for her Grand National Tour -whow she’s cooperating with Kendrick Lamar – On Saturday, April 19 at the US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.

A video showed SZA trying choreography with one of her dancers when she performed “Diamond Boy (DTM)” from her 2024 album Lana. When the singer lifted his leg to drape it over the dancer’s thighs, the dancer stumbled and almost dropped her.

SZA leaned into the dance movement with his arm around the dancer’s shoulders. Thankfully, “Kill Bill” hit the maker went ahead and caught before he fell on stage. She quickly recovered after a rate, and the two continued the dance as if nothing had happened.

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SZA has yet to post anything about the accident on social media. However InstagramShe shared a clip from the Minneapolis tour with the caption, “It feels illegal to be so close to SZA.”

Grammy winner tagged fitness coach Taylor Petty and also wrote: “Shoutout to my coach these cameras a lil near 😭.”

SZA and Lamar’s tour will stop in cities including Houston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Chicago and Detroit. International dates include Germany, Spain, Italy and Spain.

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The Not beauty founder teased their tour with Lamar During a Mars -appearance of Jimmy Kimmel live!where she revealed that the concerts will be a deviation from the rapper 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show performance.

“Oh, we’re doing a new thing,” Sza explained. “We’re doing a funny thing. We’re both just throwing all the color on the wall. This is our first stadium show for both of us, so we have to pretty much crazy.”

The two artists announced their tour in December 2024. They recently collaborated on the tracks “Gloria” and “Luther” from Lamars 2024 LP, Gnx.