Muna Safe After Tour Bus Fire
Muna’s tour bus caught fire in Burbank, California, but the band confirmed that everyone was safe and no one was injured. The incident caused the loss of personal belongings, while their Gets So Hot Tour is due to continue as planned.
The band appeared on Los Angeles television after the fire and shared an update on Instagram. Naomi McPherson joked in a comment about seeking help to undo a curse; she had missed several shows last month while caring for her mother, who was terminally ill. Muna’s next performance is scheduled for Wednesday, October 21, at Red Rocks.
- Muna’s tour bus caught fire in Burbank.
- No one was injured, though personal items were lost.
- The tour is scheduled to continue at Red Rocks.
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MUNA are an American pop band made up of Katie Gavin, Josette Maskin and Naomi McPherson. They write and perform their own songs, and tour to play for audiences in different cities.
Touring involves travelling between venues, often with band members’ belongings and equipment on board. MUNA’s Gets So Hot Tour is scheduled to include a performance at Red Rocks in Colorado.