Bio
Dan has been singing since he was very young and grew up with many vocal influences, but the most influential was Steve Perry. When Dan heard “Don’t Stop Believing” in 1981 his life changed, it was at that point that he started taking his singing seriously. Dan was in bands all through school, he would write and record original material with different musicians from Long Island, Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Staten Island. In 1995, failing to find musicians with similar goals and dreams, Dan decided to hang up his microphone and resort to a life of 9 to 5. In May 2001 his luck had changed, a golden opportunity to join a Journey Tribute band in New York fell into his lap and those feelings that all his hard work was for nothing slowly disappeared. “I’ve been practicing for the past 20 years for this” said Dan. “What could be better than singing the songs of someone who has been such a musical and vocal inspiration, and getting paid for it?” So now "the movie never ends, it goes on and on and on and on." And if he looks like he really loves what he's doing…it's because he does.
Dan and the master.
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