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| After four years at Northwestern University studying dead poets, Utah-native Dylan Rice transplanted to Chicago in 1998 to take in some big city grit and try his hand at being a rock-n-roller. Since then, he has captivated Chicago audiences with his sultry vocals, driving guitar rhythms, and bittersweet balladry, drawing comparisons to Chris Isaak, Jeff Buckley, and Morrissey. Now he's primed to make a splash on the national music scene with the release of his debut CD, "Wandering Eyes" on Deep Tissue Records--recorded by former Acme engineer Blaise Barton (Liz Phair, Bob Dylan).
Dylan has been featured in the Chicago Tribune, Chicago Magazine and has received airplay on 93 XRT, 94.7 The Zone, WGN Radio, WCKG-FM, and WLUW. He continues to build a grassroots following with his acoustic and full-band appearances at Chicago-area festivals and venues such as Taste of Chicago, Northalsted Market Days, Schubas, Martyrs, Old Town School, Abbey Pub, and Bottom Lounge. His current live project, Dylan Rice And The Dynasties, features guitarist Dave Mendez, bassist Steve Hanson, drummer Jon Van Bladel, and guitarist-at-large Matt Lenny. For more information, visit their website: http://dylanrice.com
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