Darren Middleton
Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born
October 4th, 1971
53 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Australia
Links & References
A prominent figure in the Australian music scene, contributed significantly as a guitarist and songwriter. Garnered attention as a member of the band Powderfinger, which achieved commercial success in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Released solo albums, showcasing a blend of rock and alternative influences. Engaged in collaborations with various artists and has been involved in musical projects that highlight original compositions.
Guitarist for the band Powderfinger
Released multiple solo albums
Other People Born on October 4th
François Guizot
Served as the 22nd Prime Minister of France from 1847 to 1848. Played a significant role in the July Monarchy, advocating for constitutional and political reforms. Contributed to French historical scholarship and authored several works on French history, emphasizing the importance of national education. His political career ended with the revolution of 1848, which led to his resignation and subsequent exile.
Continue ReadingDuke Robillard
A prominent figure in the blues genre, Robillard began playing guitar at an early age and formed the band Roomful of Blues in the 1970s. The band's energetic performances helped to revitalize interest in horn-driven blues. Robillard has also released numerous solo albums, showcasing his skills as a guitarist and songwriter. His work spans various blues styles, and he has collaborated with a range of artists across genres, enhancing the blues tradition.
Continue ReadingKyle Lohse
A professional baseball pitcher, contributed significantly to Major League Baseball (MLB) teams including the Philadelphia Phillies, Minnesota Twins, and St. Louis Cardinals. Played a crucial role in the Cardinals' 2011 World Series championship victory over the Texas Rangers. Recognized for consistent performances on the mound throughout a career spanning over a decade, representing multiple teams. Finished with a career record of 166 wins and 143 losses, along with an earned run average (ERA) of 4.38. Notable for his ability to pitch effectively in clutch situations, solidifying his reputation among peers and fans alike.
Continue ReadingGil Moore
Born in 1953, the individual achieved prominence as a singer-songwriter, drummer, and producer. As a founding member of the rock band Triumph, significant contributions included songwriting and performing on several successful albums. The band became well-recognized within the Canadian music scene and beyond, particularly in the 1970s and 1980s. A blend of hard rock and progressive elements characterized the band's sound, leading to a substantial fanbase and notable tours across North America.
Continue ReadingFrancis Magalona
Influential figure in the Philippine music scene, contributed significantly to the growth of Filipino hip-hop. Started career as a member of the group Tough N' Up, then gained prominence as a solo artist in the 1990s. Released several albums, with 'Filipino' being particularly impactful, showcasing social issues and national pride. Also ventured into acting, appearing in television shows and films, becoming a recognized media figure.
Continue ReadingJody Stephens
A drummer emerged as a key figure in the American rock band Big Star, which gained cult status in the early 1970s. The group released three albums, 'No. 1 Record', 'Radio City', and 'Third/Sister Lovers', that contributed to the development of alternative rock. Stephens' drumming style and contributions to songwriting showcased a unique blend of pop and rock elements. Following Big Star's disbandment, continued involvement in music through various projects and collaborations ensued, maintaining a presence in the rock scene.
Continue Reading