After experiencing an injury during a recent DJ set, Mark Ronson took to social media to share the news of his hospitalization. He posted a photo on Instagram from his hospital bed, detailing how he got injured while attempting to move a heavy monitor during his performance. Ronson explained that he suffered two popped tendons in his biceps while trying to adjust the stage monitor mid-mix to enhance the crowd’s experience.
Despite the injury, Ronson persevered and completed his performance before seeking medical attention. Just days before the incident, he had announced the upcoming release of a new memoir titled “Night People: How To Be A DJ in ‘90s NYC”. The memoir, set to be released in September, delves into Ronson’s music career spanning over the decades, particularly focusing on his transition from London to New York at a young age.
The book is described as a “love letter to a vanished era” that played a significant role in shaping Ronson’s career. It aims to capture the essence of ’90s New York nightlife, portraying the diverse, glamorous, and slightly chaotic club scene of the time. Ronson expressed his excitement about sharing his experiences as a DJ and the vibrant energy of New York after dark in his memoir. Gemma Ross, Mixmag’s Associate Digital Editor, is credited with this article’s content.
Responding to the injury, fans and followers sent well-wishes to Ronson for a speedy recovery, expressing support for his dedication to completing the gig despite the discomfort. The news of his hospitalization served as a reminder of the physical strain that performers often undergo while delivering their craft. This incident highlighted the resilience and commitment displayed by artists like Ronson in the face of unexpected challenges
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