D4vd has canceled the remainder of his United States tour as police investigations continue into the death of 13-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. The teenager, who had been reported missing earlier this year, was later found deceased, with authorities tying the case to the musician whose real name is David Anthony Burke. No formal charges had been announced as of Thursday afternoon, according to multiple outlets tracking the case.
Police conducted a raid at D4vd’s Hollywood Hills home on Thursday, expanding the inquiry as investigators gather evidence. Earlier this month, authorities confirmed that the remains of Rivas Hernandez were discovered in an impounded Tesla registered to the artist, prompting renewed scrutiny of his ties to the case. The investigation has drawn significant public attention to a relationship between the rapper and the teen, who had been missing since spring 2024.
D4vd’s team announced the cancellation of his last two scheduled U.S. performances—San Francisco and Los Angeles—and said the rapper would not attend a Grammy Museum event linked to his album Withered, which had been planned for Wednesday in Los Angeles. Despite the tour’s postponement, he remains slated to perform in Norway on October 1. The move follows his label’s decision to cancel a deluxe version of the Withered album and other promotional activities tied to the project.
In public disclosures and media coverage, investigators have examined social media posts and past material associated with D4vd and Rivas Hernandez. A number of online entries dating from late 2023 and early 2024 were noted by observers who pointed to lines in a December 2023 track and a 2022 release that fans argued referenced a personal connection to the teenager. Law enforcement officials stressed that no charges have been filed against the artist at this time, and they cautioned against drawing conclusions from the material surfaced online.
The case has also drawn attention to collaboration and public appearances the duo reportedly shared in the months prior to her disappearance. A photo circulating online showed the two together at a venue, and another clip from January 2024 included Rivas Hernandez engaging with D4vd during a livestream. D4vd’s representatives have not publicly commented beyond the tour cancellation and the label’s related actions.
As investigators continue to pursue leads and corroborate timelines, promoters and venues have been left to reorganize touring schedules while a cloud remains over the artist’s professional engagements. The situation underscores broader questions about how young artists and collaborators become entangled in celebrity circles, and how law enforcement handles cases that intersect with high-profile entertainment figures. The investigation remains active, and officials have urged anyone with information to come forward.