At the Drive-In [ tickets ]�s U.S. tour was interrupted early on Saturday morning (11/11) when the group�s van flipped over in Colorado, according to a press release from the group. The crash left two band members with minor injuries, and resulted in the cancellation of the group�s Saturday and Sunday night (11/12) shows.

ATDI was travelling through Sterling, Colo., on its way to Denver for its Saturday night show when the group�s tour van �hit a patch of black ice," according to the press release. Drummer Tony Hajjar and vocalist Cedric Bixler were taken to a local hospital where Hajjar was treated for a minor back injury and Bixler for a foot injury that included the loss of a toenail. Doctor�s instructed Hajjar not to perform for at least 48 hours.

Also on board during the crash was guitarist Omar Rodriguez and two of the band�s crewmembers, all of whom were shaken up but not injured, according to the release. The van was totaled in the accident.

As a result of the accident, ATDI canceled its Saturday night (11/11) show in Denver and its Sunday night (11/12) show in Salt Lake City, both of which it hopes to make up �as soon as possible.� The group plans to resume its tour on Tuesday night (11/14) in Seattle. The performance is scheduled to air as a live webcast, according to the group�s official website.

At the Drive-In is touring in support of �Relationship of Command� (Grand Royal), which was released on Sept. 12. The group has U.S. dates scheduled through Nov. 20, followed by seven European dates beginning on Dec. 1 in France. The group then has Japanese dates set for Jan. 14, 15 and 17.

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