Artist description Danny Allen is a writer and performer with a smooth baritone voice than emanates traditional country style.

Music Style Country

Musical Influences Hank Williams (sr. & jr.), Randy Travis, James Taylor

Artist History Danny discovered at the early age of nine years old that singing country music was his life's calling. At that age he started singing publicly a capello every day after school at the Boy's Club in Phenix City, Alabama into a cheap mike on a small stage taking requests for popular radio tunes from the older boys as they played pool or basketball. His dad turned him on to Hank Sr. and Jr. by sitting Danny on his knee when he got home from work and listening to his complete collection of both the artists. By the time he was in his teens he was the 'star' of his community in Harris County, Georgia with most of his high school peers and teachers as his fan club. He sang with the band in the 'bar' at the local bowling alley. He and his classmates had to get special passes to even get in but they always came to hear him perform. Danny recalls that when he did an opening show for Tim McGraw at the age of nineteen it changed his life forever. He was basically a nobody at the time but by preparing in his mind exactly how each tune was going to be performed and only a single rehearsal with the band that was to accompany him he lit the crowd up and blew them away!! He mixed some of his own work in with better known tunes and afterwards signed autographs for hours. He says the high from the energy he felt from that lasted for days and re-confirmed his ambition to be a prominent figure in country music. Danny has now settled into the Nashville scene and is working with some well known writers and producers. He expects to release his first album this year.

Instruments Guitar and Vocals

Location Nashville, TN - USA

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