Mon Laferte is hit in the face by a thrown phone in Las Vegas, then returns to finish the show

Mon Laferte was hit in the face by a mobile phone thrown from the crowd during her show at the Pearl Concert Theater, inside the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, in footage that spread across social media on 6 November 2026.

The moment came mid-song, during "Amárrame". Video shows her putting her hands to her face and walking off stage while her dancers and musicians kept playing. Reports from the room say the phone struck her near the left eye, that security removed the person responsible, and that parts of the audience booed as they were led out.

She came back

The pause lasted a few minutes. Laferte then returned and carried on with the set. As of this writing, ADMC has not seen an official statement from the singer or her team about how she is, and the extent of any injury is not confirmed, so we are not guessing at it.

Who she is

Laferte is a Chilean singer and songwriter, born in Viña del Mar, who has built a career across rock, ranchera, bolero and pop and has long been a fixture of Latin awards seasons. The stop in Las Vegas belongs to her Femme Fatale Tour, which follows her 2026 release Femme Fatale Vol. 2.

A wider habit

Objects thrown at performers have become a recurring problem on tours in recent years, and artists have publicly asked audiences to stop. Whatever the motive in Las Vegas, it ended a song early and put a performer at risk in a room where fans had paid to see her sing.

We will update this story if she or the venue says anything further.