Indigo Girls’ longtime tour bus driver was killed in a crash in South Carolina on Friday morning. No band or crew members were onboard at the time. According to WLTX, the driver, identified by the band as “Kirk,” was traveling along Interstate 20 in Richland County around 6:00 a.m. local time when the bus collided with a disabled tractor-trailer. The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
“Kirk was an integral part of our life on the road,” Indigo Girls said in a statement. “He shepherded us safely across thousands of miles, through every season and all kinds of weather. He was a joyful constant in our lives, and we will miss him dearly.”
Crash Investigation and Tour Updates
Indigo Girls have cancelled their Saturday night performance in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The band said decisions regarding upcoming concerts in Wilmington, North Carolina; Ponte Vedra, Florida; and Sugar Land, Texas would be announced in the coming days.
“The tour will resume as soon as we are ready and able,” Indigo Girls said. “For now, we ask that you take a moment to say a prayer or send your love to Kirk, who helped bring Indigo Girls’ music to you every night on tour.”
A Tribute to Kirk
The band’s statement highlights the significant impact Kirk had on their life on the road, and the news of his passing has sent shockwaves through the music community. As the investigation into the crash continues, Indigo Girls and their fans are taking a moment to remember and honor Kirk’s memory. The band’s music and message of love and unity will undoubtedly continue to inspire and uplift their fans, even in the face of tragedy. With their tour set to resume in the coming days, Indigo Girls will undoubtedly pay tribute to Kirk’s memory and legacy, celebrating the joy and love he brought to their music and their lives.
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