24-year-old partially paralyzed after singer stage dive at NY concert

A punk rock fan named Bird Piché got hurt at a concert when a band member jumped into the crowd and landed on her. She had a serious spinal cord injury and had to have emergency surgery. Bird is now in the hospital, but she can move her arms and legs a bit. She needs rehab but doctors think she will fully recover. Bird has been a fan of the band Trophy Eyes since 2016. The band is helping her during this tough time. Bird Piché, who is 24 years old, went to a concert by the Australian band Trophy Eyes in Buffalo, New York. During the show, a band member stage-dived and accidentally hurt Bird, causing a severe spinal cord injury. She had to undergo surgery and has a long recovery ahead. The venue where the concert took place has a strict rule against stage diving or crowd surfing. Bird's friend said she can move her fingers but her neck is broken. The band Trophy Eyes expressed sadness about the incident and directed fans to a fundraising page for Bird's medical expenses. The band members are John Floreani, Jeremy Winchester, Andrew Hallett, Blake Caruso, Callum Cramp, and Kevin Cross. The band is supporting Bird and her family during this difficult time. The accident at the concert has deeply affected everyone involved. Bird's friend mentioned that it will take time to know the full extent of her injuries. The band is asking for patience as they assist Bird in navigating through this challenging period. The venue and the band had rules against dangerous behavior like stage diving, but unfortunately, this incident happened without consent.