Colt Ford was recently injured when his tour bus crashed in Germany. He suffered a broken shoulder and has since undergone surgery to repair the damage. As such, the country star has been forced to cancel and reschedule some of his upcoming shows.
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The country star's team provided the update via his Instagram page.
"Colt successfully underwent shoulder surgery today to address injuries sustained in the recent bus accident," the post began. "We're happy to share that the surgery went well, and Colt is now focused on resting, recovering, and getting back to doing what he loves."
The post then continued by listing the shows that have either been postponed or canceled.
"To give Colt the time he needs to properly recover, the following upcoming shows have been postponed/cancelled," the post continued.
Dates in Des Moines, LaGrange, Athens, Nashville, and Altamont have all been impacted by the bus crash
"Please contact the individual venue or point of purchase for information regarding rescheduled dates and/or refunds."
The post wrapped up by sharing Colt's gratitude to his fans for their support and kind messages following the crash.
"Colt is incredibly grateful for all of the prayers, messages, and support he's received. We know he hates missing any opportunity to be on stage with his fans, but right now, his health and recovery have to come first," the post concluded. "We appreciate everyone's understanding and continued support as Colt focuses on his recovery. We'll share additional updates as they become available."
Fortunately, No One Was Seriously Hurt When the Colt Ford Tour Bus Crashed
Shortly after Colt Ford's tour bus crashed, the country star updated his fans with a post on Instagram. In the post, he shared what had happened and confirmed that no one had been seriously injured.
"One minute you're headed to Germany for a show and prepping for single release the next thing you know your Bus is in the ditch and you're getting pulled through a windshield with a broken shoulder by First Responders," he wrote. "The crew is a little banged up but we're all still here."
Hopefully, Colt's path to full recovery won't be too grueling. However, it's completely understandable why he's having to take some time away from the road. Still, things could have been far worse, and for that, we should all be grateful that he's ok and will eventually return to the stage.
