unfortunate to hear about any musician or any person.

BOTH are one of my favorite Philly bands..How sad

i really hope some phila bands/promoters put something together for these dudes. celebrate his life and their artistry. good guys. god bless family and friends.

very sad, this happens way too often...bands traveling unsafely in the back of a van with equipment, not strapped in and just sitting on the floor.

Jesus that's sad as shit. My heart goes out to the family and friends.

Yeah, 10:47, let's blame the bands!

it doesn't sound like anon is blaming the bands at all. he's just describing an unsafe situation that's the result of not being able to afford a tour bus, two cars, etc.
why do you have to be quick to snap at someone who is expressing sadness over a tragedy?

I think 10:53 was trying to be ironic with very poor taste. jerk.

I think you are giving 10:53 way too much credit/benefit of the doubt

R.I.P.

i love how even in death, the brooklynvegan comment section is still fighting with each other.

Poor dude, that's tragic. RIP.

I never heard of this band, but we were traveling on the interstate, and got stuck in all the traffic immediately following the accident. The site of the van, and feeling like something bad had defintitely happened, prompted me to search for the info on the victims when we got home. That led me to the info about the band, and I listened to some of their stuff online which sounded awesome. I feel so bad for the guys and their families.

- coyote was to perform friday @ the tritone in philly...
the show will go on! all proceeds to benefit medical bills/funeral costs. coyote and b.o.t.h. records will be available as well with moneys to be distributed amongst afforementioned parties.

mtn. high w/ others (yet to be named) @ tritone - 930 pm
friday - august 3rd.

We were one of the first people at the scene of the accident. There were many people that stopped to help, a couple of docs and nurse and anyone who was CPR certified. We stayed with all of them until the were all taken away by ambulances, trying our best to comfort them in anyway. My friend, Holly stayed with Greg trying to keep him calm and still since he was seriously injured. We all tried our best to keep Will, Eli and Michael from fearing the worst about Trevor, but what do you say? Saying "it's going to be alright", just doesn't cut it. Holly got a hold Greg's dad and Will's girlfriend to let them know what happened and where they were all being taken to. We've been checking on Greg everyday. Actually talked to him around 9pm, he's now in a room and said he may be able to go home either tomorrow or Friday. It makes my heart glad to know that there are still people in this world that are willing to lend a helping hand. God Bless the doctors, nurses and everyone else that was at the scene, helping out anyway they could. The only thing that truely pissed me off was the man (passerby) who was taken pictures of everything and I mean EVERYTHING. He was helping with the traffic also, so maybe he had a very good reason for it, I just can't think of what it would be. And of course the stupid women who drove past slowly hanging out her window asking "was anyone hurt"? Some people just have no class or diginity whatsoever! We didn't know the guys, but have been thinking about them all week and praying for them and their families to find the strength to cope with this tragic ordeal.
If you can donate anything to Trevor and/or Greg's families I know they would really appreciate it. Also, it wouldn't hurt to carry a first aid kit in your vehicles. I know I will. May God bless the guys and their families. Rest In Peace, Trevor.

RIP TREVOR. BROOKLYN WILL MISS YOU

RIP TREVOR. WE WONT FORGET YOUR SMILE AND SWAGGER.

As we were on our way home sunday from a day a the lake. I was in the back seat laying down bein 7 months pregnant I was tired. When my husband said look. I looked up to see the van flipping. We stopped my husband, my friend becky, and myself took off running down I 40. As we approached the scene people were stopping to help while others were stopping to be noisey. The first person I came to was trever. I seen he was being helped. So I walked to the next which was Greg. I nelt down beside of him and talked to him like I knew him. I tried to make him comfortable by holdin his hand even giving him water. I stayed with him until they loaded him up and took him to the hospital. Mean while Becky talked to Eli and Will trying to assure them everything would be ok. After everyone was gone we picked up what we could to mail back to them. I actually talked to Gregs dad and told him about the accident. Promising to keep me informed about his condition he called me a couple of hours later and gave me a update. I have called everyday and talked to the nurses to see how he was doin. And just last night I got to talk to Greg. That was the greatest thing. He actually thanked me. That made me feel so good. I pray for everyone to make a full recovery. And I am praying for Trevers family. Just remember just because you dont know someone that doesn't mean you can not help in the time of need. Even if it is just holding someones hand.

Thank you to those of you who stopped to help. Philadelphia will greatly miss Trevor.

"i love how even in death, the brooklynvegan comment section is still fighting with each other."

You misused the phrase "even in death." The commenters to whom you are referring weren't posting from beyond the grave.