‘The Voice’ Singer
Dylan Carter’s Funeral Details Revealed
After Violent Crash
Published
Dylan Carter — a singer from South Carolina who once competed on “The Voice” — was killed in a car crash last Saturday … and he’ll be laid to rest this weekend.
According to his official obituary … a visitation is scheduled today in St. George, about an hour northwest of Charleston — and Dylan’s funeral will take place tomorrow at the Indian Field Campground in his home state.
TMZ broke the news … the 24-year-old died of blunt force trauma after his 2026 Tesla veered off the road, striking a pole and a fence, before rolling. Authorities have yet to determine why he veered off the road.
Dylan appeared on Season 24 of “The Voice” in 2023 … he was on the show for a couple of weeks after his blind audition made all four judges turn their chairs around in a show of support … singing Whitney Houston‘s “I Look to You.”
On “The Voice,” Dylan picked Reba McEntire as his coach. He told the judges he’d loved music since he was a little kid and his audition was a tribute to his mom, who died the year before his audition. Reba also posted a tribute about his passing.
His obituary reads in part … “A man of deep faith, Dylan was a member of St. George Methodist Church. He loved the Lord and lived his life with kindness, warmth, and joy. He was truly loved by all who knew him and leaves behind a lasting impression on everyone he met.”