Singer Dylan Carter Dies in Tesla Crash

0:00It's April 27th. From red carpets to breaking stories, this is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. Dylan Carter, the 24-year-old singer from season 24 of The Voice, died in a single car crash over the weekend in South Carolina. He lost control of his brand new 2026 Tesla sedan while driving south on the low-country highway veered off the road, struck a utility, pole and offense then flipped. Emergency crews rushed him to the hospital, but he didn't make it. Police say the wreck happened Saturday night on a remote stretch of U.S. 21. Unlike some high-profile Tesla crashes, this one didn't involve a fire. Carter was heading to perform at a local music festival Monday night, but organizers canceled the event after news broke. Friends, locals and officials are pouring out tributes, calling him a kindhearted performer who lit up community events. He co-founded a nonprofit called the local voice to support women battling breast cancer,

1:00and he also ran an RV campground while working as a W. Realtor. His mom had passed in 2022, just before his big TV break. On the voice, his blind audition of a Whitney Houston classic earned turns from all four judges, Reba McIntyre, Nile Horn, John Legend and Gwen Stefani. It was a heartfelt tribute to his late mother, and he picked Reba as his coach before exiting in the battle rounds. He kept gigging locally afterward, especially for charity. Highway Patrol is still probing the cause with an autopsy set for this week. Dylan's story reminds us how talent like his touches lives, and his legacy through music and giving will echo on in the low country.