Lake Elsinore Mourns Teen as D4vd Tour Canceled Amid Tesla Tragedy
This is a heartbreaking story that has shaken not only a community but also music fans across the country. In Lake Elsinore, California, residents are preparing to come together for a candlelight vigil to honor the memory of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Her body was discovered earlier this month inside the trunk of an impounded Tesla, a car registered under the name of rising alt-pop singer d4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke.
Celeste’s story is especially tragic because she had been reported missing more than a year ago. At just 13 years old, she disappeared from her hometown, leaving family and friends desperate for answers. Now, after so much time and uncertainty, her remains have been found in heartbreaking circumstances. Authorities confirmed the body was severely decomposed, and her official cause of death is still under investigation.
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The discovery has sparked both grief and confusion. Police recently searched a Hollywood Hills home where d4vd had stayed, though law enforcement has not stated that the singer is directly implicated. Representatives for d4vd have remained largely silent, aside from confirming that he has been cooperating with investigators. For now, many questions remain unanswered about how Celeste ended up in that car and why the Tesla was impounded in the first place.
Back in Lake Elsinore, the heartbreak is deeply personal. On the street where Celeste once lived, a makeshift memorial has been built. Flowers, candles, photos, and handwritten notes from friends and neighbors now line the sidewalk, each one a small tribute to a young life that ended far too soon. This Sunday evening at 7 p.m., the community will gather together in her honor, holding a vigil that will give people a chance to grieve collectively, to share memories, and to demand justice.
At the same time, the fallout for d4vd has been swift. The 20-year-old singer, who rose to fame after his viral 2022 hit “Romantic Homicide,” had been in the middle of his first major tour following the release of his debut album Withered . His scheduled shows in San Francisco and Los Angeles were abruptly canceled, along with at least nine European tour dates. Even a special appearance at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles was removed from the calendar. While some of his international shows remain listed for later this year, the future of the tour is uncertain, overshadowed by the ongoing investigation.
For fans of d4vd, it’s a jarring twist to what had been a breakout year for the artist. For the family of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, it’s an unthinkable loss that no concert cancellation can compare to. As the investigation continues, the community of Lake Elsinore is making sure that Celeste’s name is remembered not as part of a headline, but as a beloved daughter, friend, and neighbor whose life should never have been cut short.
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