James Bay, a British singer-songwriter, performed at a Bon Jovi concert at Wembley Stadium on Wednesday, even though he had broken his ankle the day before. Despite the injury, Bay took the stage while sitting down, with his left leg and ankle in a cast. Wembley Stadium shared on Instagram that the singer had broken his ankle on Tuesday but still supported Bon Jovi on Wednesday. The venue added in another post, "Pain is temporary. Wembley is forever," highlighting the significance of the event. Fans and concert-goers took to social media to praise Bay for his determination to attend the concert despite his injury. It was reported that Bay suffered the break while playing football, adding to the admiration for his perseverance. The 36-year-old from Hitchin, Hertfordshire, rose to fame in 2014 after a video of his performance at a London open mic night went viral and led to him signing a record deal. His music, including hits like "Let It Go" and "Hold Back The River," was part of his set list at Wembley. Bon Jovi, the US rock band, were in the middle of their Forever Tour at the north London venue, having played three sold-out shows on Friday, Sunday, and Wednesday. The tour has drawn large crowds, with the band's emotional performances receiving much attention. Singer Jon Bon Jovi has been visibly emotional on stage, reportedly due to his recovery from throat surgery in 2022, which had raised concerns about his future in music. The collaboration with Bay added an extra layer of interest to the event, showcasing the spirit and resilience of both artists.