The founding member of The Face, one of the hottest-tipped bands of the 90s, Danny Burton, has always been destined for cosmic heights within the music industry. But fate writes her own rules and a devastating knife attack knocked Danny Burton off-course….for a while.

The son of Terry Burton (ex-manager of Wimbledon FC and the man who nurtured the likes of Tony Adams and Paul Merson into Arsenal), Danny Burton has been a life-time in the making. A life-time of fame, celebrity and disaster has built the man that Danny Burton is right now….a life that needed to be ‘lived’ before he could create the rich, diverse sound that he is today. Fans of rock and Brit Pop of the early ‘90s will remember Danny Burton’s voice from the success of his iconic rock band, The Face, which boasted a line up of Danny Burton, Zak Starkey (Ringo Starr), Gary Nuttall (Robbie Williams) and Ronnie Thomas. Championed heavily by the likes of Steve Lamacq on Radio 1, The Face were on the precipice of global eruption when fate dealt a near-fatal blow as Danny became the victim of a vicious knife attack. The attack happened as Danny was out celebrating the news that he’d landed the starring role in Pete Townsend’s hit musical, Tommy. His musical universe went into the depths of a black-hole – but true talent never dies and the world’s of Danny Burton now alight as this star prepares to rise again.

Literally cut-down in his prime, the talent of Danny Burton could never be held down for long. He’s taken his time, studied his craft and knitted the wisdom of years into the fabric of his lyrics to create a unique, mature and gripping rock sound that chisels-out the direction of a fresh new ‘experienced’ artist of the future. This lifetime’s work has already gripped the imagination of listeners, with the first single receiving thousands of online streams from a low key launch of a sprinkling of intimate live shows and radio airplay – welcome back Danny Burton.