Canadian Rocker Aldo Nova Suffered Spine Fracture After Falling

Canadian legend Aldo Nova was about to embark on a rare run of shows, including one in Michigan

Canadian guitarist, singer, songwriter, and producer Aldo Nova has suffered a severe back injury after a fall.

Leading to the cancellation of his upcoming tour dates.

News confirmed in an Instagram & Facebook post 

"Due to an unfortunate fall down a flight of stairs, Aldo has suffered a cervical spine fracture at the level of C1, which is a serious injury," says Bechard. "Fortunately, he does not need spinal surgery but has to wear a special neck brace for up to a year, depending on his progress. I will keep you updated on a regular basis."

Aldo Nova was scheduled to play the Diesel Concert Lounge in Chesterfield Twp., on October 19th. So far no listing of cancellation of that show as of the press time of this story.

Nova, 1982 debut, self-titled album went double platinum in the US and Canada, has been forced to cancel a rare run of live shows.

The scheduled to begin this Wednesday (July 9) in Cincinnati, OH. Full list of cancelled dates below.

Jul 09: Ludlow Garage, Cincinnati, OH
Jul 25: Menhaga Mid-Summer Music Fest, MN
Aug 30: Saint Charles Family Arena, MO
Oct 10: Akron Goodyear Theater, OH
Oct 11: Columbus The King of Clubs, OH
Nov 21: Las Vegas, Golden Nugget, NV

Aldo played keyboard on Jon Bon Jovi's 1st radio hit, "Runaway." , and was responsible for the signature riff on Jon Bon Jovi’s US #1 single Blaze of Glory. Also featured in the Movie

 A double Grammy winner, he returned to touring in 2023 for the first time since the Blood on the Bricks Tour in 1991.