The group, made up of members Brandon Coleman (lead vocals, guitar), Drew Nix (guitar and vocals), Zach Rishel (guitar), Andrew Bishop (bass), John Hall (drums) and Sevens Henderson (keyboards, organ), revealed the scary moment on the band’s official Instagram page Sunday, Oct. 12, captioning the upload: “Apparently we hit an over 40 degree bank while trying to land in Salt Lake. Naturally, as we thought the plane was going down, @good_time_andy thought it was a good time to play some [Lynyrd] Skynyrd.”
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In the clip, which shows the moment of turbulence, various members of the Red Clay Strays can be seen clutching the end of a table while mouthing out expletives or putting their hands to their mouths in pure shock, while preparing for a possible sudden impact.
“Hold it together, hold it together, boys,” another band member says out loud as the lead singer of the Red Clay Strays, Coleman, appears to retch while leaning over in his seat.
“No, yeah, I mean. You die,” the pilot replied. “That’s about as worse as it gets right there.”
“We’re drinking to that boys,” one person says, as Coleman claims, “I threw up. I threw up really bad[ly].”
“Stick to the bus boys! You’re too valuable to us,” one person wrote, while another fan added, “So glad you guys are safe!”
Salt Lake City Recently Experienced Bad Weather
The Red Clay Strays didn’t reveal what show they were scheduled to play in Salt Lake City, but the band was on the bill to perform at Redwest 2025 at Utah State Fairpark on Sunday, Oct. 12. While the music festival did resume entertainment, day two of the three-day event (Saturday) was cut short and the grounds were evacuated due to incoming storms and ‘unsafe’ conditions.
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