Antidepressants and opioids have been found in Taylor Hawkins’ body

The presence of 10 different substances, including opioids, were found in the body of Taylor Hawkins, according to preliminary results of toxicological analysis, quoted by the French press prosecutor’s office in Colombia.

The drummer of Foo Fighters died at the age of 50 on the night before Friday in the capital of Columbia Bogota.

Among the substances found in Hawkins’ body were cannabis, antidepressants, benzodiazepines and opioids, the prosecutor’s office said in a statement. “Pathologists are continuing to work to fully clarify the facts that led to Hawkins’ death,” it said.

Shortly before he died, the drummer complained of chest pain. An emergency doctor called to revive him, Bogota city officials explained.

Taylor Hawkins has been part of the Foo Fighters since 1997. The band was scheduled to give a concert at a festival in Bogota, but canceled it, and the thousands of spectators waiting for the show to remain silent for a minute. The band also canceled their concert in Sao Paulo, Brazil.