Popular singer D4vd, who has been on a concert tour as police investigate how a 15-year-old girl ended up dead and inside his car, has canceled Friday night\u2019s show in San Francisco and Saturday\u2019s gig at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, it was reported Friday.
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\nTMZ and other sources are reporting that both of the singer\u2019s California shows \u2014 Friday\u2019s at the Warfield Theatre and Saturday\u2019s at the Greek \u2014 have been canceled.<\/p>\n
D4vd canceled a Wednesday show in Seattle, where he was set to perform at the Showbox SoDo. A person answering the phone at the Warfield Theatre said there were no tickets available for Friday night\u2019s show. It was later reported that the show was canceled along with the Greek Theatre concert.<\/p>\n
D4vd, previously announced on social media that he would release a deluxe version of his album \u201cWithered\u201d on Interscope Records on Friday and was also scheduled to play the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles on Wednesday of next week.<\/p>\n
A cause of death remains pending for the girl, identified by the County of Los Angeles Department of Medical Examiner as Celeste Rivas, who was 13 when she went missing in Lake Elsinore last year before her decomposed body was found a day after her 15th birthday in Hollywood in the trunk of an impounded Tesla registered in Texas to D4vd. A bulletin issued by the Riverside County Sheriff\u2019s Department when her mother reported the girl missing lists her date of birth as Sept. 7, 2010, and refers to her as Celeste Rivas Hernandez.<\/p>\n
Her remains were discovered Sept. 8 in the Tesla, which had been towed to a city police yard on the 1000 block of North Mansfield Avenue. The car was registered to singer-songwriter David Anthony Burke, 20, known as D4vd, who has been on his U.S. \u201cWithered\u201d tour. A search warrant was served by Los Angeles Police Department investigators Wednesday at a residence on the 1300 block of Doheny Place, and several items were seized as possible evidence, according to the LAPD.<\/p>\n
The home is not owned by D4vd, but he has stayed there, according to broadcast reports that cited LAPD sources. Earlier, the medical examiner revealed the girl, who had last been seen April 5, 2024, had the letters \u201cShhh\u201d tattooed on her right index finger. According to TMZ, the girl\u2019s mother said her daughter\u2019s boyfriend \u201cDavid,\u201d has a matching finger tattoo, but in a different color.<\/p>\n
According to the LAPD, the vehicle was impounded and towed to the yard \u2014 an \u201cofficial police garage\u201d \u2014 by the city Department of Transportation because it was \u201cparked on a public street for more than 72 hours.\u201d The car is believed to have been parked in the Hollywood Hills. Investigators said the Tesla had been parked at the location for nearly a month. Neighbors told Rolling Stone the Tesla Model Y had been moved several times over the past three months before it was found on Bluebird Avenue, where it was ultimately located.<\/p>\n
After it was impounded, workers at the tow yard and neighbors reported a strong odor coming from the car, leading to the discovery of the remains. According to various reports, the remains were dismembered and severely decomposed, and were found inside a bag in the trunk. The county medical examiner\u2019s office had earlier described the decedent as a woman of unknown age with wavy black hair and unknown color eyes. She was 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighed 71 pounds.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe decedent was found severely decomposed inside a vehicle,\u201d according to a medical examiner\u2019s office statement that said she was wearing a tube top and size small black leggings, and also had a yellow metal stud earring and a metal chain bracelet. \u201cShe appears to have been deceased inside the vehicle for an extended period of time before being found.\u201d A representative for Burke said the singer was informed of the discovery and is fully cooperating with investigators.<\/p>\n
The cancellation of D4vd’s shows in San Francisco and Los Angeles comes as the investigation into the death of the 15-year-old girl found in his car continues. The case has raised many questions, and as the investigation unfolds, more information is expected to come to light. The incident has sparked widespread concern and outrage, and the community awaits the outcome of the investigation.<\/p>\n
Q: What is the current status of D4vd’s concert tour?
\nA: D4vd has canceled his shows in San Francisco and Los Angeles amid the investigation into the death of the 15-year-old girl found in his car.
\nQ: What is known about the girl who was found dead?
\nA: The girl, identified as Celeste Rivas, was 15 years old and had been missing since last year. Her decomposed body was found in the trunk of a Tesla registered to D4vd.
\nQ: Is D4vd cooperating with the investigation?
\nA: According to his representative, D4vd is fully cooperating with investigators.
\nQ: What is the cause of death of the girl?
\nA: The cause of death remains pending, and the investigation is ongoing.
\nQ: Where was the Tesla found?
\nA: The Tesla was found in a city police yard on the 1000 block of North Mansfield Avenue, after it was towed from the Hollywood Hills area.
\nOriginally Published: September 19, 2025 at 9:32 AM PDT<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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