Luke Bryan takes a tumble on stage after slipping over a fan's phone: 'My lawyer will be calling!'

Country music star Luke Bryan suffered a fall in front of thousands while performing in Vancouver on the weekend.

The American Idol judge, 47, was walking on stage when he slipped on a fan's phone that was thrown on stage.

Bryan laughed the incident off and joked: "My lawyer will be calling!"

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Hold up, did anybody get that [on video]... I gotta see that," he added with a laugh, before checking out a fan's footage.

"There it is!" he added when he saw himself fall.

Bryan is known for hits including Country Girl, Crash My Party and Buy Dirt.

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There was previously a concerning trend emerging among concert goers who threw things at celebrity performers on stage.

Drake had a fan pelt a book at him while he was on stage in San Francisco.

Before this incident, he was also hit by a phone which struck his wrist, but didn't let it disrupt the performance.

In the last few months, many artists have been the victim of this disturbing new trend at concerts, with a number of them coming away with injuries.

Late last year, Taylor Swift addressed the crowd after a fan tossed an item on the stage while she was performing in Argentina.

"And just because communication means having gentle, healthy boundaries – it really freaks me out when stuff gets thrown on the stage," the singer confessed while sitting behind a piano.

"Because if it's on the stage then a dancer can trip on it," she explained.

"I love that you brought presents, and that is so nice, but just can you please not throw them on the stage," she said, concluding by telling the crowd, "I love you so much."

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