D.C. native Owen Danoff wrote and recorded his first song—complete with drums, bass, guitar, and piano—at age 15. Now an award-winning songwriter with a degree from Berklee College of Music, Owen has emerged as a multi-talented musician and folk/rock solo artist. Elements of Owen’s music have been likened to that of Paul Simon, James Taylor, John Mayer, and the Wallflowers, among others_though the end result is all his own. Owen’s music combines a clear lyrical emphasis in the vein of the songwriters that inspired him with a love for memorable hooks and the energy of rock and roll. Owen’s first full-length album, "Twelve Stories," features Owen on both bass and guitar. His recent single "No Such Thing" took first prize in American Songwriter's Lyric Writing Contest first prize. Most recently, Owen was a contestant on Season 10 of NBC’s "The Voice," reaching the Top 11. After having all four coaches express interest in working with him (Adam Levine, Christina Aguilera, Blake Shelton, Pharrell Williams), Owen spent his time working with Adam, as well as Tori Kelly and Miley Cyrus in the process. Here's a young songwriter on his way to bigger and better things! Singer-songwriter Ken Yates opens.