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Bret Michaels and organizers of the Tony Awards have just put an end to a year-long suit filed by the rocker.

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The settlement, which has been deemed confidential, concerns an injury suffered during the Poison frontman's 2009 performance on the show that allegedly caused a brain hemorrhage months later, nearly killing him. The incident was televised live and soon became a viral hit on the internet.

Michaels' dispute with the Tony Awards -- which has previously denied wrongdoing in the incident -- was that the show's producers did not inform him how to safely exit the stage following his performance.

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The rocker's attorney, Alex Weingarten, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the suit, thanking fans "for their continued support" in a statement on his client's behalf.