Daniel Johns

Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist

Daniel Johns - Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born

April 22nd, 1979
45 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Australia

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A prominent figure in the Australian music scene, this individual gained fame as the lead vocalist and guitarist of the rock band Silverchair. Formed in 1992, the band released several critically acclaimed albums, including 'Frogstomp' and 'Neon Ballroom'. The musician later pursued a solo career, releasing the album 'Talk' in 2002, which showcased a shift in style and musical exploration. Over the years, contributions to music have earned multiple Australian Music Awards.

Lead vocalist and guitarist for Silverchair

Released the solo album 'Talk'

Won multiple Australian Music Awards

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