Dylan Carter Dies at 24 in Tragic Car Accident

Dylan Carter, a former contestant on The Voice, has tragically died at the age of 24 following a car accident in South Carolina.

According to reports, Carter was involved in a single-vehicle crash late Saturday night on April 25. Authorities say the accident occurred on a highway in South Carolina, and he later succumbed to his injuries at a local hospital. Officials are still investigating the cause of the crash.

Carter rose to national attention during Season 24 of The Voice in 2023. His emotional blind audition performance of Whitney Houston’s I Look to You earned a rare four-chair turn from judges Reba McEntire, John Legend, Gwen Stefani, and Niall Horan. He eventually joined Team Reba and made it to the Battle Rounds.

The performance held deep personal meaning for Carter, as he sang the song in honor of his late mother, who had passed away the year before. His heartfelt story and powerful vocals made him a fan favorite during his time on the show.

Following news of his passing, McEntire shared an emotional tribute on social media, calling Carter a “brilliant, kind and talented young man” who brought “a huge ray of sunshine” to The Voice.

Outside of music, Carter was active in his local community. He reportedly worked as a realtor, co-owned an RV park and campground, and co-founded a nonprofit organization called The Local Voice, which supports women battling breast cancer and their families.

The town of Moncks Corner, where Carter frequently performed, canceled a scheduled event following the tragedy. Local officials and fans have continued to share tributes, remembering him for his talent, kindness, and impact on the community.

Carter’s sudden death has left fans, friends, and family in mourning as they remember the young singer’s promising career and generous spirit.