Discovered a corpse in his Tesla, prompting a cancellation of a comprehensive US tour by musician D4VD.
In a shocking turn of events, US pop sensation D4vd (David Anthony Burke) has announced the cancellation of his entire US tour, effective immediately. The decision comes in the wake of an ongoing investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).
The tour, which included concerts in San Francisco and Los Angeles, was scheduled to promote D4vd's album "Withered" and offer insights into his creative process and rising career. However, the Grammy Museum event scheduled for September 24 was also canceled, as part of the tour's sudden halt.
The investigation concerns the discovery of a teenage girl's body in D4vd's Tesla, registered in Los Angeles. The decomposed body of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas was found in the vehicle at a tow yard on September 8. The girl had been missing for over a year.
Video footage has surfaced, showing D4vd and the deceased together. The artist, who was last residing in Los Angeles before his tour, has claimed to be "fully cooperating with authorities." Police have searched his house and collected blood samples and hair.
Celeste's mother confirmed to TMZ that her daughter was dating someone named David. TMZ was also the first to report the cancellation of D4vd's tour. The Seattle concert on Wednesday was canceled on the same day as the identification of Celeste Rivas.
The planned release of a deluxe version of D4vd's album has been put on hold. The record label has halted all promotional activities "out of respect for the investigation." The artist launched in 2022 with "Romantic Homicide" and has reached over 1.5 billion Spotify streams.
No replacement concerts have been announced for the canceled shows in San Francisco and Los Angeles. D4vd's team has not yet released a statement regarding the future of his career or any potential legal implications.
Investigators believe Celeste died some time ago, but the cause of death is still unknown. As the investigation continues, fans and the music industry await further developments in this tragic case.
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