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Dylan Carter

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Died in a car crash at 24 years old

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Dylan Carter was a country music singer from South Carolina who rose to national attention when he competed on Season 24 of NBC’s The Voice in 2023. His performances showcased a blend of traditional country storytelling and contemporary vocal style, earning him a dedicated fan base.

Beyond his television appearance, Carter co‑founded the Local Voice, a South Carolina non‑profit organization dedicated to supporting women’s initiatives. He remained active in his community while pursuing his music career, releasing several singles that received regional radio play.

Carter died tragically in a car accident on April 25, 2026 in Colleton County, South Carolina, at the age of 24. His sudden passing was mourned by fans, fellow musicians, and the charitable groups he helped build.

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Sources Cited

  1. Dylan Carter — WikipediaWikipediaReference
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  3. The Voice star Dylan Carter dead at 24 after horror accident in South Carolinadaily-mail-showbiz
  4. 'The Voice' Alum Dylan Carter Dead at 24 After Car Accidentus-weekly
  5. Reba McEntire pays tribute after The Voice alum Dylan Carter dies at 24independent-tv-radio
  6. ‘The Voice’ Contestant Dylan Carter Dies at 24 in Car Accidentvariety
  7. ‘The Voice’ alum dead at 24pagesix-celebrity-news
  8. The Voice Alum Dylan Carter Dead at 24e-online-top-stories
  9. 'The Voice' contestant Dylan Carter dead at 24fox-news-latest
  10. Dylan Carter, former contestant on 'The Voice,' dies at 24latimes-entertainment
  11. Dylan Carter, Who Competed On 'The Voice,' Dead At 24 After Car Crashhuffpost-entertainment

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