Frank Carter postpones first week of North American tour after "serious car accident"
Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes have had to postpone the first week of their North American tour after he was involved in a "serious car accident".
The band were due to play at New York's Bowery Ballroom tonight, but have had to put the first week of shows on hold while Carter recovers from a "serious car accident".
Carter revealed the news on Facebook yesterday, writing, "On Thursday night at 7:20pm I was involved in a serious car accident in Devon, UK. I crawled out of the wreck with some cuts and scrapes, a kneecap in the wrong place, bruised ribs and a headache that won’t go away. My friend Pete was less fortunate, he was cut from the wreckage by no less than eleven firefighters with a triple fractured pelvis, ruptured spleen, multiple broken ribs and the kind of cuts and bruises you get from being hit by a car."
He added, "I have unfortunately been told I am unable to fly while my body recovers. As it stands the first week of our American tour will not proceed as planned. We looked at all the ways I could come and play the shows but once the doctor had seen me it was clear flying to New York this weekend was not an option. We will do everything in our power to make it up to you and are reviewing all the options including rescheduling."
The vocalist goes on to apologise, "Due to the last minute nature of this situation we are not able to give news on when these might be rescheduled but please trust us in that we are working on it and will have an update soon. We are truly sorry to the fans who bought tickets and to the legends The Beaches who are driving to New York as I write this. Check the venue websites for more information on refunds or new dates."
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