Photo Coverage: Pop Star TAYLOR DAYNE Shares All in 'Tell It To My Heart'
On Sat, April 14, 2012 - Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza Foundation and Chris Isaacson presented the debut performance of "Tell It to My Heart: Up Close and Personal with Taylor Dayne" marking the star's return to the stage.
A three-time Grammy Award-nominee, Taylor Dayne embarked on an emotional journey with the nearly sold-out audience. Sharing the stories behind her legendary songs, reliving the struggles of her demanding life and talking candidly about her rapid ascent to stardom; all the while belting out her greatest hits. Taylor was backed by Karissa Noel and Jake Simpson (Star Search).
With 17 Top-10 hits including "Tell It to My Heart," "I'll Be Your Shelter" and "Love Will Lead You Back," Dayne has sold over 75 million albums and singles worldwide, sold-out two world tours and has appeared in numerous film, television and stage roles including Elton John and Tim Rice's Tony Award-winning musical Aida. Most recently, she was a finalist on Food Network's Celebrity Cook-off.
For more information, visit www.ChrisIsaacsonPresents.com
Photos by Tony DiMaio
Jonny Morrow, Jeffrey Suttle and Taylor Dayne
Karissa Noel and Jake Simpson backing Taylor Dayne
Jonny Morrow, Karissa Noel, Jeffrey Suttle, Bill Steinway, Jake Simpson, Taylor Dayne & Nick Perez
Taylor Dayne and Chris Isaacson
Jake Simpson, Taylor Dayne and Karissa Noel
Rich Andrew, Taylor Dayne and Jason Bowers
Taylor Dayne, Steve Rothman and friend
Nick Perez, Jessica Amezcua, Chris Isaacson, Taylor Dayne, Karissa Noel, Jake Simpson and Jonny Morrow
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza Artistic Director Barry McComb, Taylor Dayne,
Jonathan Serret and Chris Isaacson
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