TesseracT Says Band is Fine After Bus Incident; Thanks Fire Dept for Stopping It From Exploding

by Ryan Minic | Oct 29, 2013

TesseracT had some troubles with their bus this morning in Virginia, where a local fire department had to come out and save the day.

The band said, “Thank you to the Prince William County Fire Department for stopping our tour bus from exploding. You guys were awesome. We’re getting repaired, patched, and will be on our way to our sold out show in NYC. Everyone is fine, so no stress there.”

They’ll play tonight in Brooklyn at Saint Vitus.

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