Dan Britton

Born on January 12, 1958 in Bloomfield, Indiana, he was raised on a farm, the same one his parents still call home, along with two sisters and three brothers. It was a musical family, frequently singing at local events and at church. After high school, Dan and his brothers began touring up north where they became the top draw in many casinos and show rooms.

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Dan set his first world’s record for the lowest bass note ever sung in 1984. Twice since then he has exceeded his own record. In 1998 he sang some eight notes lower than the piano has keys for the television show, World Record Breakers. His vocal accomplishments have been recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records several times.

Dan is a long-time Branson performer. For many years, he was with the group, The Branson Brothers, which performed at Silver Dollar City.

As well as being the founding member of the Pierce Arrow vocal group, Dan is also the executive producer of the Pierce Arrow Show. In May of 2007 the show celebrated its 7th anniversary being in its current location, The Pierce Arrow Theater.

Today, Dan enjoys life in Branson with his wife, Jana, and their three children Seth, Lucas and Hunter.