Danny Lowry

Danny Lowry, a talented Robbie Williams tribute act, has been putting on stellar performances as the British singer for over ten years. Having made appearances as Robbie Williams for both ITV and MTV, Danny’s confidence in portraying the British pop icon is well placed. His various appearances as Robbie Williams have been characterised by his striking look and a natural sense of charisma. Danny’s love and appreciation for Robbie Williams’ musical career has seen him work relentlessly to adopt many of Robbie’s much-loved characteristics. Furthermore, his appreciation for the original act extends to his love for Robbie Williams’ earlier work with English pop group Take That.

Robbie Williams’ stellar career as one of the greatest male vocalists ever to come out of the United Kingdom is marked by the impressive list of classic songs he has produced. Unforgettable songs like Angels, Candy, She’s The One, Let Me Entertain You, Strong, Millennium, Rudebox and Rock DJ all stand testament to the lasting impression he has made within the world of pop music. From his humble beginnings as an integral part of pop group Take That, Robbie Williams has since carved out a significant career for himself as a talented entertainer.

Apart from his work as a Robbie Williams tribute act, Danny can also be found performing as part of Totally Take That, arguably the number one Take That tribute band currently active in the country. As such, Danny’s Robbie Williams tribute act has been known to incorporate a wonderfully executed Take That medley alongside his performances of both old and new Robbie Williams' songs. Danny’s strength as a performer has made him suitable to liven up a vast number of different occasions. His impressive Robbie Williams tribute act is ideal for corporate entertainment, wedding entertainment and private events. His ability to entertain a crowd has already seen his show tour various parts of the United Kingdom to date.

Through his wonderful performances, Danny has been able to proudly add to Robbie’s undeniable legacy as one of Britain’s greatest performers.