When Luke Bryan said "You Can Crash My Party Anytime", he probably didn't mean  it so literally.

Bryan, who is undeniably one of the biggest names in country right now, is on his Huntin', Fishin' and Lovin' Every Day tour across the United States.

And if the summer of 2017 wasn't big enough for him, Bryan has had more than his fair share of headlines. His favorite hockey team, the Nashville Predators, made it all the way to the finals of the NHL playoffs and Bryan sang the national anthem. His rendition was so powerful, it converted a lot of non-country fans to his music.

After that, Bryan made a fan's wish come true by waiving his "no butt-touching rule" so she could fulfill a lifelong dream.

Just a few days ago, Bryan took to Twitter to apologize for his subpar performance in New York, saying his allergies were acting up.

But a few allergies are the least of Bryan's concern after the most recent incident.

So what happened that could have had a bigger impact than any of the above?

I doubt this is Luke Bryan's "...Kinda Night."

At 2:30 a.m. on Monday , police were called to the Sunrise Highway overpass on the Wantagh State Parkway. When they showed up, there was Luke Bryan staring them in the face. Well...sort of.

Bryan's tractor trailer, carrying all his concert equipment, crashed into the overpass, closing two lanes for clean up. It took over four hours to clean up the mess, and the driver of the truck has been ticketed for failing to obey traffic signs, which indicated that tractor trailers were not allowed on the parkway.

It doesn't seem like this incident is going to "Kill The Lights" on Bryan's tour, but he'll probably talk to his driver about going too "Fast." No injuries were reported.

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