John Flansburgh Accident Update, What Happened To Him? They Might Be Giants Singer Injuries Explored

According to initial reports, John Flansburgh has seven broken ribs, with several having multiple fractures. The good news is that no essential organs were damaged, and the long-term prognosis appears promising, according to Linnell, who also noted that the 62-year-old singer’s recovery would be protracted.

Following a car accident involving lead singer/guitarist John Flansburgh, They Might Be Giants had to reschedule part of their summer tour until 2022. In a statement to fans sent out on Thursday morning, co-founder singer John Linnell revealed that following a play at the Bowery Ballroom in New York on Wednesday night, on his way home, Flansburgh was engaged in a serious car accident.

They Might Be Giants Postpone June Dates Following John Flansburgh’s ‘Rather Serious’ Car Accident

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As a result, Linnell stated the band would have to reschedule the rest of their June tour dates; the shows in Washington, DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and due to the outbreak, several other cities in New York had already been canceled twice. For the time being, he said, the goal is to return to the road for an August 30 gig in Asbury Park, New Jersey, followed by other East Coast and Midwest dates in September and October.

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