D4VD cancels the remaining tour dates after the body of teenagers has been found in Singer’s car

Los Angeles – D4VD seems to have canceled the remaining dates of his tour while the police Death of a teenage girl whose body was found in the trunk of a Tesla Registered with the 20-year-old singer.

D4VD, who went viral for the first time on Tiktok, where he has 3.8 million followers, released his debut album in April. The singer, known for his indie, r& B and alt-pop sound, has been on tour since August. His show in San Francisco planned for Friday evening was canceled, as well as a Saturday show in the Greek theater of Los Angeles.

This is after the stop of the Tour on Wednesday in Seattle was canceled.

The European stage of his tour would start on October 1, but many of those shows seem to have been canceled.

The whole range of cancellations comes after one Hollywood Hills Home where D4VD had lived was searched This week in connection with the death of the teenager.

The development came after the office of the Medical Examiner of Los Angeles County discovered the female body on Wednesday that was discovered last week in the trunk of a dragged Tesla registered to the singer as the 15-year-old Celeste Rivas. The teenager, from Lake Elsinore, was missing as missing last year, researchers confirmed to ABC News.

The vehicle is registered with David Anthony Burke, professionally known as D4VD, according to a Senior LAPD source. It is one of the many vehicles owned by the singer, in which many different people use one of the vehicles at a certain moment, the source added.

The circumstances of how Rivas died and ended up in the front trunk are unclear, researchers told ABC News. Her cause of death is still determined.

The Division of the LAPD’s Robbery-Homicide leads the death research. The case is not an investigation into murder cases because the authorities do not yet know how she died, law enforcement sources told ABC News.

ABC News reached for his representative and lawyer for comment, but received no response.

ABC News has contributed to this report.