Don Felder, the renowned former guitarist of the Eagles, is currently on the mend following a sudden medical incident that occurred during his performance at the Rock Legends Cruise. This unexpected event led to his immediate exit from the stage, alarming fans and attendees alike.

A video shared by a concert-goer and subsequently reported by TMZ captures the moment when Felder was introducing the iconic Eagles song, ?Tequila Sunrise.? He was passionately discussing the song’s inspiration, ready to play, when he suddenly appeared to lose his balance. Concerned crew members and fellow musicians quickly came to his aid, escorting him offstage as the audience expressed their support with cheers. The clip concludes with the crowd rallying behind the beloved rocker.

After the concerning medical episode, Felder’s team took to social media to provide reassurance about his health status. In a heartfelt message shared through his Instagram Stories, they expressed gratitude for the overwhelming concern from fans. The statement clarified that Felder experienced dehydration during the performance but received prompt medical care. He was given fluids and is now feeling significantly better, which brings relief to his supporters and fans alike.

The update further noted that to prioritize his health and recovery, all of Felder?s remaining performances on the cruise will be rescheduled. This decision is made to allow him sufficient time to rehydrate and recuperate fully. The message concluded with a light-hearted reminder for fans to ?drink your water,? emphasizing the importance of staying hydrated, particularly for performers.

You can view the complete post on his Instagram account here.

At 77 years old, Don Felder was an integral part of the Eagles from 1974 until 2001, contributing to their legendary sound. His talents were recognized when he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as part of the band in 1998. Following his departure, Felder pursued legal action against the group, alleging wrongful termination and breach of contract, which was ultimately settled in 2007. In addition to his musical career, he authored the memoir, Heaven and Hell: My Life in The Eagles, published in November 2007, offering fans a deeper insight into his experiences with the band.