Dave Shapiro, a co-founder of Sound Talent Group, has died. He was among those killed when a Cessna 550 private plane crashed into a San Diego’s Tierrasanta neighborhood in the early morning ...

Sound Talent Group, the music agency Shapiro co-founded, confirmed his death in a statement to USA TODAY. Two other employees were also killed in the crash, according to USA TODAY.

But Shapiro's company, Sound Talent Group, said Shapiro had died, in a statement to Billboard that read, “We are devastated by the loss of our co-founder, colleagues and friends.

Both Fortner, 24, and Huke, 25, joined Shapiro's agency as booking associates after graduating from college, according to their bios released by Sound Talent Group, which confirmed both women were ...

Shapiro co-founded Sound Talent Group in 2018 with Tim Borror and Matt Andersen. The 42-year-old had a pilot's license and was listed as the owner of the plane that crashed, according to the ...

Shapiro cofounded Sound Talent Group in 2018 with Tim Borror and Matt Andersen. The agency’s roster focuses on alternative bands across pop-punk, metalcore, post-hardcore and other popular hard ...

Sound Talent Group, the music agency Shapiro co-founded, confirmed his death in a statement to USA TODAY. Two other employees were also killed in the crash, according to USA TODAY.

The music agency that Shapiro cofounded, Sound Talent Group, represented groups like Pierce The Veil, Parkway Drive and Sum 41, while also venturing into more pop acts such as Vanessa Carlton.