With the help of his father and uncle, both professional musicians, Dale Toth's introduction to music began at a very young age. At age 10, he was enrolled in a variety of musical programs in school, studying both vocals and guitar. Encouraged by friends and family, Dale later started performing live with some local musicians as a vocalist/bassist. By age 17, focusing now primarlily on vocals he recorded his first demo. A child of the 80's, he found many of his influences rooted in the work of such artists as Journey, Whitesnake, Dokken, Rough Cutt and Kiss. Throughout his early 20's Dale struggled to find his musical identity with a number of bands, until 1995 found him at an audition with a band seeking a frontman. After only one show and a change of members shortly thereafter, the band became known as Rattlebone. It was during this time, with the help of some older peers that Dale would be turned onto vocalists such as Mark Farner, Paul Rodgers, Stevie Wonder, Glenn Hughes and Mickey Thomas. Performing shows with a list of headliners on the East Coast, the band spread their brand of music as best they knew how for a solid 5year run. However, with the everchanging industry their style soon became something of an afterthought. Dale took this time to fine tune his craft and began studies with Manhattan-based vocal coach, Don Lawrence (Bono, Mick Jagger, Sebastian Bach, BonJovi, Christina Aguilera and more). Having been hired in for vocal duties on a list of projects since, Dale Toth continues to amaze audiences with his soulful and raw vocal stylings.