Kaiser Chief Breaks Rib

Rock 'n' roll just ain't authentic without the odd injury.
Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson broke a rib on Tuesday while the band opened for Green Day at New York's Madison Square Garden.
Wilson "fell jumping between the barrier and the stage, breaking a rib in the process whilst the band had been playing," a statement from the band read, according to NME.com.
A single broken rib isn't enough to keep Wilson down, though.
"The rest of the shows will still go ahead as they criss-cross America — Ricky's had treatment and decided the tour goes on," the statement continues.
Wilson's no amateur when it comes to injuries — he broke his ankle in Seattle in March 2005, and suffered ankle ligament damage during the 2007 Austin City Limits Festival.
That Wilson will battle on through this injury must also feel pretty good considering their arch-enemies couldn't continue touring when one of them suffered a similar injury.
You can see a busted-up Wilson with the Chiefs on these dates:
July 29 Washington, DC @ Verizon Wireless Center w/Green Day
July 31 Nashville, TN @ Sommet Center w/Green Day
Aug. 1 Atlanta, GA @ Gwinnet Center w/Green Day
Aug. 3 Tampa, FL @ St. Pete Times Forum w/Green Day
Aug. 4 Miami, FL @ American Airlines Arena w/Green Day
Aug. 5 Orlando, FL @ Amway Arena w/Green Day
Aug. 7 New Orleans, LA @ New Orleans Arena w/Green Day
Aug. 9 Chicago, IL @ Grant Park (Lollapalooza)
Aug. 15 Gampel, Switzerland @ Festival Grounds (Open Air Gampel)
Aug. 22 Biddinghuizen, Netherlands @ Evenemeneterein Walibi World (Lowlands Festival)
Aug. 26 Douglas, England @ Royal Hall — Villa Marina
Aug. 28 Reading, England @ Richfield Avenue (Reading Festival)
Aug. 30 Leeds, England @ Bramham Park (Leeds Festival)
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