One SXSW Crash Victim Got A Private Hospital Room Concert From Her Favorite Band

Mason Endres couldn't go to her favorite band's concert, so they brought the concert to her.

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Jared & The Mill, a self-described indie folk-rock band from Tempe, Ariz., is one of 18-year-old Mason Endres' favorite bands.

Twitter: @jaredandthemill

She met the band at last year's SXSW and stayed in touch via social media, and was looking forward to seeing them again.

Unfortunately, Mason's dream of seeing Jared & The Mills perform was shattered when a suspected drunken driver plowed through a crowded Austin, Texas street — killing three and injuring more than 20.

AP Photo/Austin American-Statesman, Jay Janner

Mason suffered a broken leg, a fractured neck, and a broken nose, according to Austin American-Statesman. She was rushed to St. David’s Medical Center.

AP Photo/Austin American-Statesman, Jay Janner

Two of the band members had been talking to Mason just minutes before the accident.

Twitter: @jaredandthemill

When they found out that their friend had been among those injured in the crash and wouldn't be able to make their show, they decided to bring the concert to her hospital room.

Twitter: @graaaceneill

"Today, I felt better than I ever imagined I thought I would feel in a hospital," Mason said just following her visit from the band.

Twitter: @masonendres