Dani Wilde was born on 25 August 1985 and is an English singer-songwriter and guitarist who fuses roots genres including blues, country, gospel, soul and Americana into popular song.
25 Facts About Dani Wilde
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Since then, Wilde had toured across the UK, Europe, Canada, America and Africa.
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In 2013, Dani Wilde's single "Loving You", released on Bri-Tone Records, entered into the European Country Music Chart's Top 40.
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In September 2017, Dani Wilde was the only British artist in the Roots Music Report Chart's Blues Top 50.
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Dani Wilde peaked at number 28, just beneath the Tedeschi Trucks Band.
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Dani Wilde has had regular airplay on The Paul Jones Show on BBC Radio 2, and has been a featured artist for BBC Radio 2's Maida Vale Live Sessions on four occasions.
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In 2015, Dani Wilde was awarded Best Female Vocalist at The British Blues Awards.
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Dani Wilde currently writes about phenomenal blues women in history for Blues Matters.
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In July 2016, Dani Wilde's self-penned pop song "R U Sweet On Me" was featured in NBC's drama series Aquarius.
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Dani Wilde signed a new contract with Vizztone and released a new single "Howling At The Moon".
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Dani Wilde is part of the group Girls With Guitars and is endorsed by Fender USA.
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Dani Wilde contributed vocals on the track "Learn to Live with the Blues", composed by Matthews and Cream lyricist Pete Brown, which charted at Number 2 in Germany's ITunes Blues Chart on 19 June 2024.
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Dani Wilde performed at the album launch show in London, sharing the stage with Krissy Matthews, Will Dani Wilde, Clem Clempson of Humble Pie, and Malcolm Bruce.
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Dani Wilde delivered a lead vocal on two tracks; a rendition of "Why" originally by Annie Lennox, and a cover of Freddie King's "Palace of the King", which Dani Wilde performed as a duet with Chris Jagger.
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In January 2017, Dani Wilde was featured as a special guest on a recording featuring Kiko Garcia, Jeff Asselin and Brian Asselin of Motown's Funk Brothers.
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Dani Wilde wrote the chorus section of the song entitled "Stop", and contributed lead and backing vocals.
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Dani Wilde has collaborated with a number of artists during her career.
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Dani Wilde has performed on stage with Christopher Holland as the opening act for Jools Holland at The Royal Albert Hall.
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Dani Wilde contributed guest vocals on Oli Brown's 2012 track 'Like a Feather' and has performed backing vocals on albums for blues artists including Will Dani Wilde, Marcus Malone and Gregory Coulson.
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In 2011, Dani Wilde performed live backing vocals for Tim Robbins with his Blues Band at the Ottawa Blues Festival in Canada.
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Dani Wilde has shared stages with Lazy Lester and Debbie Davies, and shared the bill with Bobby Womack, Bobby Bland, Koko Taylor, Tedeschi Trucks Band and Sound Garden.
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In 2008, Dani Wilde toured The UK, Europe and the US with Candye Kane, Sue Foley and Deborah Coleman on Ruf Records 'Guitared and Feathers Blues Caravan tour'.
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In 2011, Dani Wilde collaborated with Samantha Fish and Cassie Taylor on the Ruf Records 'Girls with Guitars Blues Caravan World Tour'.
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In 2016, Dani Wilde performed live in Brighton with the Malian singer, Vieux Farka Toure, the son of Ali Farka Toure.
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Dani Wilde has worked with the charity "Moving Mountains" to help improve education for street children and orphans in Embu, Kenya.