Singer Celine Dion faced another hiccup on her 'Courage' world tour as a crew member was electrocuted while setting up at Montreal stop.
"He was electrocuted on Tuesday at the Bell Centre while climbing in the rigging 50 feet above her stage," a source told Page Six.
"He was thrown off the rigging, dislocating his shoulder, but was caught by a safety harness and survived," the source continued.
"A local guy working on the crew was electrocuted. It was a little shock. He's out of the hospital and doing OK. It's ironic that it happened the same week she got sick," Page Six quoted a source close to Dion.
Earlier this week, the diva had to reschedule the shows due to a throat infection. She is expected to resume her tour on October 4.
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