DJ AM returned to the turntables yesterday for the first time since the severe plane crash at the reopening of the Hollywood Palladium. DJ AM helped out Jay-Z covering the turntables for the special concert celebrating the reopening of the legendary Hollywood Palladium.
Travis Barker and DJ AM are in critical condition today after experiencing a plan crash upon takeoff from Columbia, South Carolina airport. The plane crash killed four people and two others are said to be in critical condition.
Travis was in South Caolina after performing at a free Friday-night college event with Perry Farrell, Gavin DeGraw, and DJ AM. At the beginning of departure air-traffic controllers reported seeing sparks on the Lear 60 jet. The plane soon crashed on a nearby road.
Travis Baker, was taken to a burn center in Augusta, Geogria and was listed in critical condition this morning. It was also confirmed that DJ AM was admitted to a burn unit and that he too is in critical condition. Perry Farrell and Gavin DeGraw were not onboard the plane.
“Both Travis Barker and Adam Goldstein are in critical but stable condition,” Beth Frits, spokesperson for the Joseph M. Still Burn Center, tells PEOPLE. “Goldstein was airlifted here and Barker was brought by ground transportation. So they arrived separately.”