Joe Jonas Asks Fans to Pray for DNCE Tour Manager 'Badly Injured' in a 'Terrible Accident'
Dan Lipski, the tour manager for the Joe Jonas-led band DNCE, has been hospitalized following a “terrible accident.”
Jonas, 28, and his band members, Jack Lawless, JinJoo Lee and Cole Whittle, asked fans and followers for love and prayers as they all announced that Lipski was “badly injured” in Bangkok, Thailand.
“Please send Love and Prayers to my Good Friend & DNCE Tour Manager dan lipski he was in a terrible accident. If you can please donate to the link in my bio for him. We love you Dan,” the lead singer wrote on Instagram along with a photo of Lipski.
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“Dan Lipski was recently in a bad accident in Bangkok Thailand. He is badly injured and in a hospital there and although his health is improving, it’s likely he’ll be in the hospital for weeks to come,” a statement on a GoFundMe page for Lipski detailed.
“If you know Dan, have toured with Dan or even worked with him in some other capacity or even if you’re just his friend and can afford anything right now, he is really going to need this when he is able to leave the hospital and back home to the US and get back to his normal life and routine,” the statement continued.
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The GoFundMe page, which was created on Dec. 15, already surpassed its $10,000 goal. The donations will be given to Lipski’s parents, according to the page.
Members of DNCE all shared the news of Lipski’s accident to their millions of followers on their social media accounts.
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In addition, Jonas’ fiancée and actress Sophie Turner, as well as band Cobra Starship, whom Lipski formely tour-managed, shared the GoFundMe link on their accounts.
