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Burton Cummings Recovering After A "Very Bad" Car Crash

The Winnipeg-born singer said he suffered a concussion, cuts and bruises to both his arms and other injuries to his back and left leg, after a collision with a vehicle transporting five people, including a baby, on Mother's Day.

Burton Cummings Recovering After A "Very Bad" Car Crash

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Burton Cummings is recovering from injuries sustained after a car went through a red light Sunday afternoon and collided with his Mercedes-Benz in Los Angeles.


The Winnipeg-born singer said he suffered a concussion, cuts and bruises to both his arms and other injuries to his back and left leg, after a collision with a vehicle transporting five people, including a baby.

"My car is totalled," Cummings wrote in a message on his Facebook page. "I suffered a concussion, as my head cracked my front windshield. I have cuts and serious bruising on both arms, and my left leg is very painful. Also, intense back pain."

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Cummings said he is lucky glass didn’t go into his eyes, and he can recover from his injuries.

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Sidhu Moose Wala's Father Reveals How Hologram Tour Came Together

The late Punjabi music superstar returns to the stage at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena tonight (Oct. 9) as a hologram, continuing the lasting legacy he left behind in 2022. The rapper's father Balkaur Singh spoke to Billboard India about the Signed to God tour.

Four years after his untimely death, Sidhu Moose Wala's legacy will carry on onstage.

The Punjabi music superstar's hologram tour at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena starts tonight (Oct. 9) for the first concert of his Signed to God world tour, the first time the technology has been used to bring a Punjabi artist onstage. Through a series of 3D projections, the rapper will take the stage for the first time since he was tragically gunned down in Moosa, Punjab in May 2022.

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