The Voice contestant Nolan Neal’s cause of death is determined as ‘accidental’ drug overdose

Nolan Neal’s cause of death has been ruled an accident, three months after he was found dead at age 41 in his Nashville home.

The singer, who competed on America’s Got Talent and The Voice, died of ‘acute combined drug toxicity,’ according to People. 

The Davidson County Medical Examiner’s office stated they found ‘a deadly combination of morphine, methamphetamine, fentanyl and acetyl fentanyl’ in his system.

A tough competitor: Nolan Neal’s cause of death has been ruled an accident, three months after he was found dead at age 41 in his Nashville home; seen in 2016

The musician was best known as a contestant on two hot TV competition shows: The Voice where he was on Adam Levine’s team in 2016 and America’s Got Talent, where he worked with Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum, Sofía Vergara and Simon Cowell in 2020.

The crooner was found dead in the bedroom of his Nashville apartment, shared with his cousin Dylan Seals, according to TMZ.

It was his roommate who found his body, it was claimed by the outlet. 

Impressive career: The musician was best known as a contestant on two hot TV competition shows: The Voice where he was on Adam Levine’s team in 2016 and America’s Got Talent, where he worked with Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum, Sofía Vergara and Simon Cowell in 2020; seen above on the show

The site added officers said that on the desk next to Neal’s bed was a guitar pick that ‘appeared to contain a powder residue.’

Seals had lived with the star before the pandemic began and said he was clean and sober, even though he had spoken in the past about struggle with substances.

Nolan had been honest about his battle with drugs.

Tragic: The crooner was found dead in the bedroom of his Nashville apartment, shared with his cousin Dylan Seals, according to TMZ (seen in 2017)

He admitted that he was still struggling with addiction during an interview with WBIR in 2020, which was at the time he was on The Voice.

The singer was on season 15 of America’s Got Talent, where he sang Lost and Send Me a Butterfly.

He made it to the quarterfinals where he sang Send Me A Butterfly.

And he was on season 10 of The Voice. The musician was chosen by Adam Levine.

The star made it to the Knockout Round before he was let go.

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His big chance: Seen on the far right on The Voice in the Knockout Rounds. Pictured: (l-r) Riley Elmore, Brendan Fletcher, Dave Moisan, Simone Gundy, Adam Levine, Billy Gilman, Jason Warrior, Ponciano Seoane, Neal

He had been signed to Hollywood Records and came out with the albums The Wire and NashviLA.

On his Facebook page, where he has 117K followers, he called himself a ‘Christian Southern Rock Singer/Songwriter From AGT & The Voice.’

And he added, ‘Trying to wake up a woke world.’

A Nolan Neal fan page posted Tuesday morning about his death, saying, ‘I can’t believe you’re gone from us’ and ‘heaven just got a new music director.’

Background: He had been signed to Hollywood Records and came out with the albums The Wire and NashviLA. On his Facebook page, where he has 117K followers, he called himself a ‘Christian Southern Rock Singer/Songwriter From AGT & The Voice.’ Seen on AGT