Chase Rice Tears Pectoral Muscle Shooting “Hell of a Music Video” for Upcoming Single, “Eyes on You”

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | May 17, 2018

Chase Rice suffered a pectoral injury while shooting a video for “Eyes on You” in Mammoth Lakes, Calif., a couple of weeks ago.

Chase posted an Instagram video on May 16, letting fans know that he underwent successful surgery for his torn pectoral.

“I was in Mammoth Lakes, California, and we shot a music video for ‘Eyes on You,'” says Chase, in part, during the video. “I said it was going to be epic and then I showed later in the day that it was. I had ice on my chest. So I tore my pec and then today I just got surgery for that. And man, it just is what it is. It’s going to be a hell of a music video. I’m excited to release that to y’all.”

Chase, whose arm is in a sling, says he’ll be ready to take the stage on May 18 at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach, S.C.

“Eyes on You” is a new tune from Chase’s 2017 album, Lambs & Lions.

Check out Chase’s Instagram video below.

Surgery a success, and got a final cut of the “Eyes On You” music video. Damn good day y’all. 🤘🏼

A post shared by CHASE RICE (@chaserice) on May 15, 2018 at 4:37pm PDT

New stage outfit. #yes

A post shared by CHASE RICE (@chaserice) on May 16, 2018 at 5:50pm PDT

photo by Arroyo-O\’Connor/AFF-USA.com

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