Morrissey’s Dallas concert was brought to an abrupt end after his fans rushed to the stage, which left a bodyguard injured. Over the years, safety at concerts has become more and more important. Many shows now have heightened security.

The indie icon is known for canceling or walking out on his shows. This time, however, it's pretty understandable.

Morrissey often has fans come onstage during his performances, but a recent gig in Dallas took the practice too far.

It caused a chain reaction, as more fans stormed the stage to make contact with the former Smiths front-man, causing him to stop singing as security guards escorted him from the stage as the show ended abruptly. One guard even appeared to injure himself, as he limped off the stage following Morrissey’s exit.

Morrissey's Dallas concert had to be cut short after fans invaded the stage. The former Smiths frontman was giving an encore performance of 'First of the Gang to Die' at the Music Hall at Fair Park show on Saturday (02.

Morrissey's Dallas concert took a chaotic turn on Nov. 2 when an unexpected rush of fans forced the singer to abruptly cancel his show. The incident unfolded at Fair Park Music Hall, where Morrissey was performing "First of the Gang to Die" as an encore to an enthusiastic crowd when a single fan managed to get onstage to embrace him.

The singer known as Morrissey had to cut his concert short over the weekend after a group of fans rushed up onto the stage. Fan footage of the show then shows that as security escorted that person off stage,