D4vd, the singer reportedly linked to an ongoing investigation in connection with the discovery of the remains of a 15-year-old girl, has seemingly canceled the remainder of his U.S. tour, which included performances in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
TMZ reported that the singer’s camp canceled two remaining U.S. shows, citing sources with “direct knowledge.”
The concert in San Francisco scheduled for Friday, Sept. 19, is labeled as canceled on axs.com, a ticketing platform. The concert planned in Los Angeles on Saturday, Sept. 20, is also listed as canceled. This was part of the singer’s “Withered” tour.
According to TMZ, an appearance by d4vd, David Anthony Burke, at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles has also been canceled.
The public relations firm that lists d4vd on its roster did not immediately respond to a request for confirmation from The Desert Sun. Interscope Records is a label under Universal Music Group. lists the singer on their artists roster. The Desert Sun also reached out to Universal Music Group for comment about the concert cancellations and whether they are linked to the discovery of a body in a car, allegedly his.
Authorities reportedly discovered human remains in a vehicle in Los Angeles on Sept. 8, multiple news outlets reported. Investigators have not publicly linked Burke to any investigations as of the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 19. However, the Los Angeles Times, citing “a law enforcement source,” has reported that the vehicle’s owner had been identified as Burke. ABC News also reported that the vehicle is registered to Burke, citing a “senior LAPD source.”
The PR firm representing Burke did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Desert Sun. USA TODAY, which is owned by the same parent company as the Desert Sun, reportedly reached out to representatives for Burke for comment as well.
The Los Angeles Times, SF Gate, and ABC News are among the news outlets reporting that the identity of the body found in the vehicle belongs to Celeste Rivas. A bulletin issued by Riverside County Sheriff’s Department lists her date of birth as September 7, 2010, and refers to her as Celeste Rivas Hernandez.
Online records from the County of Los Angeles Medical Examiner say the place of death for Celeste Rivas, 15, was a vehicle, with the date of death recorded as Sept. 8. The record is listed as deferred, or pending additional investigation.
The Los Angeles Police Department did not directly address the Desert Sun’s inquiries about the owner of the vehicle or the discovery of a body on Sept. 8.
Detectives served a search warrant on the 1300 block of Doheny Place in connection with the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, said LAPD officer Drake Madison in an emailed statement to the Desert Sun.
Madison said several items of evidence were recovered and will be analyzed in the coming days. Madison also said investigators are “following up on several leads.”
NBC News reported that Burke’s spokesperson has previously said he was “fully cooperating with authorities.”
City News Service contributed to this story.
Paris Barraza is a trending reporter covering California news at The Desert Sun. Reach her at pbarraza@gannett.com.

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