Bo Lueders of Harm’s dies at 39 – Music – Entertainment | Music News

Beloved guitarist Bo Lueders has handed away at the age of 39. His band, Harm’s Way, confirmed the tragic news in a joint assertion with Lueders’ podcast HardLore, writing: “It is with heavy, broken hearts that we share that our beloved Bo Lueders has passed away.

“He can be remembered for his unwavering empathy and compassion for his family and friends and his magnetic, inimitable presence on and off the stage. We kindly ask for grace and privateness as we navigate this extraordinarily troublesome time.

“They did not confirm a cause of death, but the statement also provided the number of Suicide and Crisis Lifeline as the band urged ” No trigger of demise was disclosed; however, the assertion included the quantity for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, urging those “struggling with depression or urges to self-harm” to achieve out.

Just hours previous to his passing, Lueders had been lively on social media, posting {a photograph} of himself alongside his girlfriend, Taylor Nicole, at the Johnny Cash Museum.

In what would develop into his final put up, he shared poignant lyrics from Madball: “Now you see what I mean / Protecting my family and me / What can I do? / It makes my stomach turn / But livin’ here you gotta learn / You gotta fight back when someone tries to take your life from you!” — a quote taken from the band’s monitor “New York City.”

In the wake of his demise, his associate Nicole paid a heartfelt tribute, writing: “I will always be your biggest fan, my sweet baba. I will say more later, I’m just attempting to gather a single thought right now. I am safe, with people watching and taking care of me. I really appreciate all of the messages, phone calls, and community support.”

Following his passing on Thursday, Lueders’ co-host Colin Young paid a heartfelt tribute, expressing: “Bo, I am writing this in hopes that it reaches you in some way cosmically. I will love, mourn, and celebrate you forever.

“This stunning factor we constructed together was the biggest honor of my life, and my only solace is figuring out that we documented a lifetime of reminiscences, at first to share with the world, however now to look again on and protect your heat, sort soul without end.”

He continued: “Say hey to Cayle and Cliff (*39*) for us, and be at liberty to cease by and hang-out me any time. Every music is about you now. Let’s do all of it again in the next life.”