Austin Carlile can't catch a break this year. The Of Mice & Men vocalist has spent a good portion of 2015 recovering from multiple surgeries meant to alleviate some of the issues caused by his battle with Marfan Syndrome. Though not fully ready to return to the stage, Carlile has been rehearsing and now he's found himself back in the hospital after receiving an electric shock while holding the microphone.

The singer revealed that he spent a day at the hospital after his microphone malfunctioned and delivered a severe electric shock. According to a pair of tweets on the situation, Carlile received burns on his fingers as a result of the shock and he adds that he feels like he was "run over by a truck."

Check out his comments on the concert incident below:

Of Mice & Men have been cautious in scheduling performances until Carlile is back at full strength, recently bowing out of their Louder Than Life festival spot this fall. At present, the only other date on their itinerary is a November appearance at Ozzfest Japan.

The group has gone deep on their Restoring Force album and recently released a concert video for "Never Giving Up" as a tribute to their fans.

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