An Oklahoma band is asking for help after its van caught fire earlier this week on the Turner Turnpike near Hiwassee Road."I smelt burning, and I was thinking, 'Hey, something is on fire,'" C.J. Cochran, the guitarist for Outline in Color, said.| ORIGINAL STORY | Car catches fire on Oklahoma City road; 5 people get to safetyThe band says this couldn't have happened at a worse time as they're getting ready to go on tour next month. That's now in jeopardy without a mode of transportation."We got out as fast as we could. The fire was on the back-right tire," Cochran said.The band was traveling back home to Tulsa after a show in Las Vegas when its van suddenly caught fire Tuesday morning on the Turner Turnpike."We started hearing a grinding or screeching kind of sound as soon as we were driving through OKC," Cochran said.He told KOCO 5 that they were having mechanical issues and stopped to get it fixed in Amarillo. But as they were just two hours from home, their van and most of their belongings went up in smoke."Just watched it because what else can you do?" Cochran said.They lost clothes, laptops and other personal things. Thankfully, their instruments and gear were in a trailer that the van was towing and wasn't burned."That's all our music gear. That's thousands and thousands of dollars," Cochran said.>> Download the KOCO 5 AppBut with a multi-city tour with Red Jumpsuit Apparatus set to start in April, Outline in Color is scrambling to find a new set of wheels."Most importantly, a new van," Cochran said.A GoFundMe page has been set up to help the band. Anyone who'd like to donate can do so here.Top Headlines Dispatch audio from Baltimore's Key Bridge collapse sheds light on timeline of incident 8-year-old girl died after being sucked into pipe at Texas hotel swimming pool, lawsuit says What will spring 2024 look like in Oklahoma? Nex Benedict Autopsy: Oklahoma ME releases full report on Owasso teenager's death Oklahoma man pays off thousands in students' lunch debt to honor late wife