Shaboozey accidentally crashed a riverside wedding near Mammoth Mountain — by floating past it on an inner tube.
The moment, captured on video and shared by Southern California wedding planner K. Rose Events, unfolded during an outdoor ceremony held alongside the Owens River. Mid-vows, the country artist drifted into view, arms waving and tongue out, as part of the third annual Woolly Run — a five-day motorsport enthusiast trip — alongside roughly a dozen fellow floaters. The unidentified couple, rather than letting the interruption derail the ceremony, stepped closer to the riverbank to take in the unexpected cameo as they exchanged their vows.
A Woolly Run Pit Stop
The Woolly Run group was camped at Browns Owen River Campground, where Shaboozey also took time to pose for photos with kids staying on the grounds. The campground posted one of those moments to its Facebook page.
New Album in the Picture
The river float came on the heels of a busy stretch for the artist. Shaboozey released his fourth studio album, The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales, on July 31 — a cinematic concept record steeped in Western drama and aesthetics that features actor Sam Elliott across several interludes.
With a new album drawing attention to his expanding artistic vision, moments like this one — spontaneous, widely shared, and genuinely charming — only add to the cultural footprint Shaboozey has been building both on record and, apparently, on the water.
