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WE CAME AS ROMANS Singer KYLE PAVONE Died Of Accidental Drug Overdose

August 31, 2018

According to TMZ, Kyle Pavone, vocalist for the Michigan metalcore act WE CAME AS ROMANS, died as a result of drug abuse.

The surviving members of WE CAME AS ROMANS confirmed the report, saying in a statement that "we lost our son, our brother, our best friend, and bandmate to an accidental overdose."

The Oakland County Medical Examiner's Office in Michigan has told the celebrity tabloid site that a toxicology report will take up to eight weeks to complete.

Pavone's bandmates are urging those affected by drug addiction to seek out professional assistance in helping them overcome this medical disorder.

"The opposite of addiction is connection," they write. "If you are feeling disconnected or lost, there is help.

"Please take action, whether that is talking to your families or friends, meeting with a counselor, or joining a support group.

"If you are a friend or family member of someone who is struggling, do not be silent!

"If you are an artist in need of support through your struggle, we have created the The Kyle Pavone Foundation in Kyle's honor, to help.

"We look forward to celebrating Kyle's life again at a public event in early October at the Fillmore in Detroit.

"Please join us to continue to support KylePavoneFoundation.org."

TMZ originally reported that Kyle was transported to a Michigan hospital on August 19 and pronounced dead six days later, the morning of Saturday, August 25.

WE CAME AS ROMANS' fifth album, "Cold Like War", was released last October through SharpTone Records.

A week before his death, Pavone tweeted, "Will i be remembered or will i be lost in loving eyes," a lyric from the song "Promise Me" from "Cold Like War".

Pavone joined WE CAME AS ROMANS in 2008 as vocalist and keyboardist and appeared on all five of the band's albums. Their 2013 LP, "Tracing Back Roots", peaked at No. 8 on the Billboard 200 chart.

WE CAME AS ROMANS was scheduled to embark on a U.S. tour in September as the support act for BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE.

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