On Monday night (August 12), outlaw country singer Creed Fisher’s team announced that he was in the hospital following a hit-and-run accident.
The singer’s team released a statement, which read,
“Outlaw Country star Creed Fisher is undergoing a series of surgeries at St. Cloud Hospital following the hit and run accident before his show in Sauk Rapids, MN at Rollie’s on August 10th.”
His family requests privacy and thanks his fans for their support.
Two days before the accident, Fisher had just promoted his weekend shows in St. Paul, Minnesota, Pierre, South Dakota, and Sauk Rapids, Minnesota.
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Fisher’s good friend, Jesse Keith Whitley, took to Facebook on August 11 and gave more details.
According to Whitley’s post, Fisher was on his motorcycle and suffered a collapsed lung, which they already fixed. Whitley’s post also revealed he will be having surgery on his pelvis on Tuesday (August 13).
According to Cleveland Country Magazine, Fisher suffered a “fractured pelvis, multiple broken fingers, and severe road rash.”
His statement revealed that affected tour dates will be announced later in the week.
Fisher has a show booked nearly every night until November.
His last social media post before the accident was on August 9th.
It was a photo of him smoking a cigarette with the caption, “Just a White boy looking for a place to do my thing.”
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Fisher’s latest release is an album titled Outlaw Influence, Vol. 2, and featured 12 covers of iconic country songs including “Old Violin,” “Don’t You Think This Outlaw Bit’s Done Got Out Of Hand,” “Long Haired Country Boy,” and “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry.”
Fisher has released a total of 13 albums since his debut in 2014, and his most popular songs include “Old School,” “That Girl Right There,” “It Dam Sure Ain’t Merle,” “Till I Found You,” and “My Outlaw Ways.”
Stay up to date with his announcements through his website or social media.
Watch him perform “Don’t You Think This Outlaw Bit’s Done Got Out Of Hand” with Waylon Jennings’ grandson, Whey Jennings, below.