A celebrated musician has died after a fatal car crash in New Hampshire.

Brooks Young, 42, died Friday morning after a car accident in Alton. Details about the circumstances of the crash have not yet been released.

The father of three was known to have worked with many megastars like BB King, REO Speedwagon and Bryan Adams.

He was a dedicated musician from an early age after his grandfather taught him to play the guitar.

His family said in a Facebook post that Brooks “was a special person to so many in his music career.”

Brooks Young, 42, was a longtime New Hampshire musician who died last Friday after a car accident

Young worked with many great musicians such as BB King, REO Speedwagon and Bryan Adams

Young shared the stage and recording studio with many other major artists, including recording a special with Bryan Adams about the Covid-19 pandemic.

Young’s bandmate and friend, Jeff LeRoy, wrote on Facebook that Brooks was a “gifted musician and a kind soul who understood the magic of music and the bond of true friendship.”

“Behind his vibrant stage presence was a thoughtful, kind spirit that touched so many. His music and warmth will live on,” he said.

His ex-wife, Andrea Jalbert Young, shared a post on Facebook that read: “On Friday morning we received the devastating news that Brooks tragically died in a car accident. Our family is still trying to come to terms with this unimaginable loss, which leaves us heartbroken.”

“We are incredibly grateful for the outpouring of love and support from everyone who has reached out to Carter and me during this time. Thank you for keeping us in your thoughts as we go through this difficult journey,” she added.

Young is survived by his three young children. “We are incredibly grateful for the outpouring of love and support from everyone who has reached out to Carter and me during this time. Thank you for keeping us in mind as we go through this difficult journey,” said Andrea Young

His family said Brooks ‘was a special person to so many in his music career’

Bandmate and friend Jeff LeRoy wrote on Facebook that Brooks was a “gifted musician and a kind soul who understood the magic of music and the bond of true friendship.”

‘It’s shocking. I think a lot of us right now are just trying to make sense of this news,” LeRoy told WMUR.

‘He has definitely achieved his dreams. At the same time, he was never one to settle. He was always growing and always striving to become a better artist and musician.”

“I wish we could have had him longer to see what he did next,” he added.

Andrea Jalbert Young said a vigil in honor of his memory will be held on November 18 in Tilton, New Hampshire.