Biography
Danielle Louise Thomas is an award winning classically trained Mezzo Soprano from
Liverpool. She is highly regarded within the North West and is officially Liverpool’s ‘Singer in Residence’.
Danielle’s Television debut was at the age of 11, appearing on BBC's Songs of Praise performing ‘Morning Has Broken' accompanied by Rick Wakeman.
In 2013, Liverpool held the final commemorations for the 70th Anniversary of the Battle of the Atlantic. Danielle had the honour of performing John Rutter's 'Gaelic Blessing' at Liverpool Cathedral in front of our veterans, Armed Focces and HRH Princess Royal. The service was broadcast live on BBC One.
Danielle’s Television debut was at the age of 11, appearing on BBC's Songs of Praise performing ‘Morning Has Broken' accompanied by Rick Wakeman.
In 2013, Liverpool held the final commemorations for the 70th Anniversary of the Battle of the Atlantic. Danielle had the honour of performing John Rutter's 'Gaelic Blessing' at Liverpool Cathedral in front of our veterans, Armed Focces and HRH Princess Royal. The service was broadcast live on BBC One.
Having lost her Grandfather to Cancer in 2012, Danielle began working closely with
North West Cancer Research and performed regularly at various fundraising events. She was honoured when they asked her to become their first Ambassador and currently remains a proud Ambassador of the
Charity.
Danielle regularly performs in support of our British Armed Forces. During 2017, she toured with the Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines giving performances in London, Liverpool and Manchester.
In May 2018, Danielle debuted at the Rye International Jazz & Blues Festival, where she supported 'The People's Tenor', Russell Watson. She was accompanied by Simon Chalk playing violin and the legendary Mike Moran on piano. She was delighted to return to Rye in December 2018, this time to support and duet with Aled Jones.
In December 2019, Danielle was honoured to be asked to perform at the commissioning ceremony for HMS Prince of Wales.
As part of her title for the City of Liverpool (and also as a Liverpool FC supporter... sorry blues!), Danielle was delighted to be asked to perform for former LFC Manager, Jürgen Klopp as he was granted Freedom of the City of Liverpool.
Danielle regularly performs in support of our British Armed Forces. During 2017, she toured with the Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines giving performances in London, Liverpool and Manchester.
In May 2018, Danielle debuted at the Rye International Jazz & Blues Festival, where she supported 'The People's Tenor', Russell Watson. She was accompanied by Simon Chalk playing violin and the legendary Mike Moran on piano. She was delighted to return to Rye in December 2018, this time to support and duet with Aled Jones.
In December 2019, Danielle was honoured to be asked to perform at the commissioning ceremony for HMS Prince of Wales.
As part of her title for the City of Liverpool (and also as a Liverpool FC supporter... sorry blues!), Danielle was delighted to be asked to perform for former LFC Manager, Jürgen Klopp as he was granted Freedom of the City of Liverpool.
Most recently, Danielle performed in Handel's Messiah at Liverpool Cathedral alongside
Liverpool Cathedral Choir, Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral Choir and the Liverpool Mozart Orchestra.
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