Rick Springfield Discovers Brain Damage From 2000 Onstage Fall

The 75-year-old musician recently learned of lasting effects from a 25-foot fall during a Las Vegas performance and is exploring treatments for recovery.

Rick Springfield's recent MRI scan revealed brain damage stemming from a 25-foot fall during a 2000 Las Vegas concert.
Initially believing he had only broken his wrist, Springfield now acknowledges ongoing health challenges from the incident.
The discovery has motivated Springfield to prioritize his health, including daily exercise, a pescatarian diet, and reduced alcohol consumption.
The singer has experimented with treatments for his mental health, including ketamine and LSD, with mixed results.
Springfield is set to embark on the 'I Want My '80s' tour this spring alongside other iconic '80s artists.