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A tour bus carrying the rock band Buckcherry was involved in a fatal crash on a highway in South Carolina early Friday morning, reports said.
No one in the band was hurt, but a person who had stopped on the highway and gotten out of their car was reportedly killed, FOX Carolina said
“Tragically, authorities have confirmed that the collision that occurred ahead of our bus resulted in a fatality. Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with the family and loved ones of the person who lost their life,” the “Crazy Bitch” singers said in a statement.
Portrait of American rock band Buckcherry as they pose backstage at the Metro, Chicago, Illinois, February 10, 2006 Getty ImagesI was not immediately known how the bus got mixed up in the multivehicle wreck on I-26 near Spartanburg.
One person was killed in the crash in South Carolina. WYFF4The band’s scheduled performance in Fort Lauderdale will go ahead as planned.
No other alterations were made to the tour schedule.
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