Dave Shapiro, groundbreaking music executive, dies in San Diego plane crash at 42
- Dave Shapiro, a groundbreaking 42-year-old music executive, died in a plane crash in San Diego, destroying one home and damaging 10 others.
- Six people were on board the Cessna 550 aircraft, which veered into the Murphy Canyon neighbourhood around 3:45 pm local time, and all are presumed dead.
- Shapiro co-founded Sound Talent Group whose clients include rock bands like Sum 41, and he was also an avid pilot with 15 years of experience.
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Music executive Dave Shapiro among victims of San Diego plane crash
Music executive Dave Shapiro, whose clients included Sum 41, Dave Navarro, Hanson and Bush, was among the people killed in a plane crash Thursday morning in San Diego. He was 42. The crash also claimed the life of Daniel Williams, a former drummer in the Christian metal band The Devil Wears Prada. Shapiro, an upstate New York native, was one of the founders of Sound Talent Group, which also lists Built to Spill, Pierce the Veil and Guns n’ Roses…
San Diego Crash Claims Life Of Sum 41 Music Agent
Dave Shapiro, a powerhouse music agent behind bands like Sum 41 and Pierce the Veil, was among six people presumed dead. This followed after a small jet slammed into a San Diego neighborhood.“We are devastated,” said a rep from Sound Talent Group, confirming three employees, including Shapiro, were aboard. The crash not only destroyed a home and damaged ten more—it shook the industry. Former drummer of The Devil Wears Prada, Daniel Williams, is …
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