Dan Hall

The Michigan native has been performing in many venues since the age of 10, pursuing traditional and non-traditional outlets for his surging creativity and unstoppable enthusiasm.
His impish sense of humor, with a stand-up comic’s sense of timing and an impersonator’s facial flexibility, helps him connect with his diverse audiences. Dan turns up laughter when least expected, and taps into the unrestrained joy that music – the best kind of music – can inspire.
He also plays traditional folk music and some non-traditional tunes in concert venues across the nation. Those efforts focus on ballads about ordinary people caught up in extraordinary events, such as the Sit-Down Strike of 1936-37, or the sinking of the legendary Edmund Fitzgerald.
He’s even co-created and produced scores for award-winning PBS television documentaries and recorded a commercial jingle or two.