Twin Shadow’s tour bus was in an accident, two people remain in serious condition

By Sam Barsanti | April 21, 2015 | 1:24am

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Early on Friday morning, a tour bus carrying the members of new wave-style indie band Twin Shadow and its crew hit a tractor-trailer in Colorado. According to a statement released by the band, there was a total of 12 people on the bus, and all of them were taken to a hospital after the incident. As of this morning, two people—driver John Crawford and Twin Shadow drummer Andy Bauer—were still “in serious condition.” George Lewis Jr., who uses Twin Shadow as his stage name, will be getting surgery on his hand, but everyone else has apparently been released from the hospital.

The statement also says that Twin Shadow has canceled all of its remaining tour dates through April and most of May, and the “circumstances surrounding” the crash are reportedly being investigated. As picked up by Pitchfork, the local police department tweeted some photos of the wrecked tour bus, and it’s not hard to believe that everybody onboard was sent to the hospital: