Train Bassist Charlie Colin Dies at 58
Tragic Shower Accident Cuts Short Life of Grammy Winner
Founding Member of Pop-Rock Group Train
Charlie Colin, founding bassist of the multi-platinum-selling pop-rock band Train, has died at the age of 58. According to TMZ, who spoke exclusively to Colin's mother, the musician passed away following a tragic accident.
Colin slipped and fell in the shower while house-sitting for a friend, sustaining a fatal head injury. The incident occurred on Wednesday, July 12th, and Colin was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
Colin was a key member of Train, contributing to the band's signature sound on hits such as "Drops of Jupiter," which won a Grammy Award in 2002. His basslines provided a solid foundation for the band's emotional and anthemic songs, helping to establish Train as one of the most successful pop-rock groups of the 2000s.
Colin's passing has sent shockwaves through the music industry and beyond, with fans, fellow musicians, and friends expressing their condolences and grief. The band has yet to release an official statement, but they are expected to do so shortly. Colin's legacy as a talented bassist and a key contributor to Train's success will undoubtedly live on.
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