Musician Kyle Pavone of We Came As Romans has passed away at the age of 28.
News of the metalcore vocalist’s death was shared via his bandmates on social media Saturday.
The Michigan group shared their grief, writing: ‘Today music lost another great … Kyle’s tragic loss came too early in his life and those of his bandmates.’
Tragic: We Came As Romans vocalist Kyle Pavone’s bandmates shared news of the singer’s passing on Saturday. He was only 28 years old
‘All are devastated by his passing. We will miss his smiles, his sincerity, his concern for others, and his impressive musical talent.
Pavone was rushed to a Michigan hospital last Sunday August 19 and pronounced dead on Saturday morning, according to someone close to the situation who spoke with TMZ.
The cause of death is still unclear at this time, pending a toxicology report.
On August 19 Pavone posted lyrics from WCAR’s 2017 track Promise Me on his Twitter.
Pavone, above in 2016, was rushed to the hospital last Sunday August 19, according to an insider who spoke to TMZ
On August 19 Pavone posted lyrics from WCAR’s 2017 track Promise Me on his Twitter
Chillingly the post read: ‘Will i be remembered or will i be lost in loving eyes.’
People took to the social media platform to mourn the loss of the Troy, Michigan vocalist after news of his death emerged on Saturday.
Of Mice & Men’s Aaron Pauly posted the tribute: ‘RIP @kylepavone. You were an energy all your own.’
Taylor Lumley, who is the guitarist of punk outfit Beartooth, tweeted: ‘RIP @kylepavone, thankful for your friendship in life and glad we were able to share some truly fun and memorable times together.
To be determined: The cause of death is still unclear at this time, pending a toxicology report. Kyle is pictured above in 2015
Condolences: Our Last Night artist Trevor Wentworth and Of Mice & Men’s Aaron Pauly posted tributes to the singer on Twitter along with Beartooth guitarist Taylor Lumley
‘I’ll see you on the otherside, Here’s to hoping they’ll have a fresh copy of NHL for us to play together.’
Our Last Night artist Trevor Wentworth was taken aback, writing: ‘Wow. RIP @kylepavone we were just talking a few days ago about writing some music together. F***.’
We Came As Roman’s came onto the seen in the early 2010s, best known for their song Hope and I Knew You Were In Trouble.
They reached an all-time high of number eight on the Billboard 200 chart in 2013 with their LP Tracing Back Roots.
Music makers: We Came As Roman’s came onto the seen in the early 2010s, best known for their song Hope and I Knew You Were In Trouble. Band pictured above in 2015