Feb 9, 2020, 11:01 AM
Neal McCoy and his crew escaped a scary situation this week when their tour bus caught on fire. It happened Saturday morning while they were heading to a show in Louisiana. McCoy’s bus was nicknamed, “Old Glory” and had been his home on the road for over a decade. The singer captured some moments for his fans while on Facebook Live.
He then gave his fans an update showing them the bus was a total loss.
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