The atmosphere shifted abruptly when the musicians left the stage shortly after the show began. Upon his return, Cain apologized to the audience for the disruption, asking fans to keep their bandmate in their thoughts as they awaited word on his condition. The band resumed the concert after an eight-minute pause, with drum technician Steve Toomey stepping in to fill the vacancy.
Guitarist Neal Schon dedicated the remainder of the performance to Castronovo, telling the audience he believed the drummer would be fine despite the frightening turn of events. While no specific medical details were released, the incident highlights a challenging period for the group, which has faced several recent setbacks. Earlier this year, illness within the touring camp forced the postponement of two shows in Iowa and Nebraska, and the band previously saw a 2025 performance at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo cut short by an electrical fire beneath the stage.



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