Shania Twain's Tour Bus Involved In Massive Accident, Crew Members Hospitalized

Singer Shania Twain's tour bus was involved in a ghastly highway accident, and several of her crew members have reportedly been hospitalized.

The incident occurred on Wednesday, November 8, 2023, following a traffic accident in Canada between dates for her current tour, the "Queen of Me Tour."

According to several reports, Twain's tour bus was involved in a traffic accident that left multiple members of her crew hospitalized.

"One crew bus and one truck from the Shania Twain - Queen Of Me tour were involved in a highway accident driving between Winnipeg and Saskatoon," Twain's management revealed in a statement.

They added, "Multiple vehicles encountered dangerous driving conditions due to inclement weather. Members of the production crew who require medical attention have been taken to nearby hospitals."

Notably, the Grammy award-winning singer was not on the bus when the crash happened and is reportedly safe.

Her management also noted their gratitude for the emergency service teams who responded swiftly and helped get urgent care for those involved in the crash.

Their statement continued, "We are incredibly thankful to the emergency services teams for their quick response and ongoing support. We ask for patience as we look after our touring family."

The famous singer has been on her world tour, which began in Spokane, Washington, in April 2023. Since then, Twain has been on the road across Europe, Canada, and the U.S.

At one of her concerts held in Michigan in July, Twain delivered a captivating performance that seamlessly blended her chart-topping hits with vibrant choreography, leaving the crowd on their feet all through the night.

However, it wasn’t just her stage presence and impressive vocals that stole the show. The iconic singer made a grand entrance, donning an outfit that accentuated her figure.

Completing her bold look, the Queen of Country pop had on a pair of diamante-studded cowboy boots that elevated her performance attire in style and confidence. She also wore a multi-colored cape and accessorized herself with a huge piece of jewelry and a massive crystal ring.

Twain made a grand return to the music scene with her latest album, "Queen of Me." During a chat on the "All Things Considered" podcast, she talked about how the pandemic influenced her new music.

Twain said of her experience working on the music project, "Because this album was written during COVID – as I always do, I [used] songwriting as my therapy. But with the forced isolation and everything, I just needed to pick myself up, cheer myself up. [I] started writing songs that made me feel like dancing and put me in a good mood."

She revealed that her Covid experience wasn't a great one and that she "got the COVID pneumonia... so I ended up being [air evacuated] to an available bed and hospitalized there."

Twain added, per NPR, "When I got out of that hospital, the timing was amazing – I saw someone talking about air, the blessing of air ... and I just started writing this song about all the things we can do with air, other than the obvious."

In July, Twain showcased her resilience during a show in Chicago when she tripped and fell on stage while singing her hit song, “Don’t Be Stupid."

The incident left fans in awe of Twain’s ability to bounce back as the singer quickly got up to perform like a pro.

The concert, held at Credit Union 1 Amphitheater in the Tinley Park neighborhood, was a night of electrifying energy and enthralling performances as Twain sang and danced the night away with her devoted fans.

Per TMZ, an eyewitness revealed that she “did not look injured at all” and that the crowd “didn’t even react” when she took a tumble because she “seemed totally fine."