Singer d4vd cancels US, Europe tours amid investigation into teen’s death

Due to the growing repercussions of an investigation into a missing teenager’s decomposing body found in the boot of a car, the American singer David Anthony Burke, who goes by the stage name d4vd, appears to have canceled the last of his US and European tours.

The artist’s October tour in Europe was canceled on Sunday due to the cancellation of Ticketmaster, which issues tickets for artists worldwide.

D4vd, whose popularity first gained popularity on TikTok and grew in popularity with other artists, is known for his melancholy, genre-blending music, which draws influences from rock, R&amp, B, and indie music.

Celeste Rivas Hernandez, 15, vanished last year, and her body was discovered in a Tesla, according to US media reports. Police have not yet confirmed that he belonged in the vehicle.

The Associated Press news agency contacted his representatives for comment, but they did not respond.

After being called in to a tow yard in Hollywood, California, on September 8, the car’s front boot was discovered with the remains inside.

The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed on Wednesday that the remains were Rivas’s. According to a missing person flyer that was seen by US broadcaster CBS, she was from Lake Elsinore, California, where she was last seen in April of that year.

According to the Los Angeles medical examiner’s office, “She appears to have been deceased inside the vehicle for an extended period of time before being discovered.”

According to ABC news reports, police searched Burke’s Hollywood Hills home on Thursday.

Police have not yet revealed the singer’s relationship to Rivas or the cause of her death. According to unnamed sources, police were attempting to piece together Rivas’s movements before her body was discovered, and determine whether there was a connection between them. Burke has cooperated with their investigation, according to the police.

Just two days prior to Rivas’s death, Burke, 20, performed at Chicago’s Salt Shed to promote his debut album, Withered.

However, his upcoming scheduled appearances in Los Angeles and San Francisco will not go ahead. His European concerts, which would have included about a dozen appearances starting in Norway, also showed as cancelled on Ticketmaster.

Later shows that were on sale in Australia in November still existed.