"In spite of everything, we had one of my favorite shows ever in the town that started it all for me," said Bowen of the show that preceded the crash

Country singer Wade Bowen shared photos of his tour bus crash on social media, saying that he and his crew are "very lucky" after the incident.

A close call. Today, Texas country artist Wade Bowen shared photos on Instagram of a scary bus wreck he and his band had on Friday night leaving Austin, Texas to head out to some shows.

Wayne Mills was the leader of the outlaw country Wayne Mills Band, which toured nationally. He was shot and killed on Nov. 23, 2013, in a bar in downtown Nashville after a confrontation with the bar owner, Chris Ferrell. He was 44 years old. Ferrell was later convicted of his second-degree murder and sentenced to 20 years in prison.

Country music star Wade Bowen took to social media Monday to reveal his tour bus was involved in a frightening crash on Friday.

Wade Bowen has a message for fans after he and his band were in a bus crash in Texas over the weekend: “Call your mom.” The country music singer said took to social media and shared he and the band were traveling from Austin to Lubbock and were involved in a crash with a car.