Danny Vaughn

Biography

Danny Vaughn is an American singer. Danny has performed with Waysted, Tyketto and Vaughn. He can also be found singing for the lesser known groups, From the Inside, and Flesh and Blood. He now performs and releases under his own name. In 2003 Danny Vaughn played the part of Lancelot on Gary Hughes's rock opera Once and Future King Part I. The latest line up of Danny's backing band consists of guitarist Tony Marshall ( Contagious ), Pat Heath ( Brave New World ), Steve McKenna ( Ten ) and Lee...

Danny Vaughn is an American singer. Danny has performed with Waysted, Tyketto and Vaughn. He can also be found singing for the lesser known groups, From the Inside, and Flesh and Blood. He now performs and releases under his own name.

In 2003 Danny Vaughn played the part of Lancelot on Gary Hughes's rock opera Once and Future King Part I.

The latest line up of Danny's backing band consists of guitarist Tony Marshall ( Contagious ), Pat Heath ( Brave New World ), Steve McKenna ( Ten ) and Lee Morris ( Paradise Lost ).

This line up recorded and released the The Traveller album in February 2007. Danny & Tony started the promotion of the album by doing a two man acoustic tour opening up for Journey's UK tour in March. The whole band toured throughout the UK in May and June of 2007 and followed this up with two very special shows in December 2008 that resulted in the release of the unplugged The Road Less Travelled

Having released Reprise earlier this year, a double CD set that packages together his first two solo albums Soldiers & Sailors On Riverside & Fearless with additional bonus material Vaughn hits the road again in the UK in December 2010 on the "Inspirations & Aspirations" tour combing songs that have inspired him over the years with classics from his solo career, Tyketto and beyond.

Reprise, Standing Alone, The Road Less Travelled and other Vaughn & Tyketto albums can be purchased from www.hardrockhouse.com

Vaughn can also be found touring with The Ultimate Eagles Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.