Singer Ben Kweller has announced the death of his son Dorian. According to the media, the 16-year-old young musician died in a car accident.
The American singer Ben Kweller (41) has to cope with the loss of his child. , his son Dorian died at the age of only 16. The musician does not go into the exact cause of death in his emotional post. However, he does speak of Dorian being “killed last night.” that the 16-year-old died in a tragic car accident. Along with his wife Liz, Kweller wrote about the tragic loss of a picture of his son: “As long as we are in the world, we will not get over it.”
His son only recently followed his father’s path and wanted to gain a foothold as a musician. Dorian “wrote and recorded songs every day”. He has been a “real poet” since the day he could speak. So far, however, only a few recordings of his son have been published. “My little boy was standing on the starting line with so much life ahead of him…” continued a distraught Kweller. He and his wife are “completely in shock” and have no idea what the future will bring and how to deal with this catastrophe.
Ben Kweller toured with Ed Sheeran in 2019
Ben Kweller is a well-known anti-folk and indie pop musician in the USA who has already worked with genre greats such as Adam Green (41) or the New York garage rock band The Strokes and in the 2000s wrote numerous songs and albums published. In Europe, he was best known as the support act for British superstar Ed Sheeran (32) on his tour in 2019.
Numerous comments from his fellow artists have already accumulated under the sad Instagram post. So far, the musicians Ben Lee (44), Kevin Morby (34), Taylor Hanson (39), James Valentine (44) and the actress Tommy Dorfman (30) or the model Lily Aldridge (37) have given condolences. Ed Sheeran has yet to comment.
Source: Stern
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