Singer-songwriter-guitarist Charlie Farren

Charlie Farren emerged onto the national scene in the early '80s as lead singer and guitarist with The Joe Perry Project establishing himself as one of the hottest young singers to emerge from the Boston music scene with hits including ‘Listen To The Rock,' ‘East Coast, West Coast' and ‘I've Got The Rock And Rolls Again'. In 1986 Charlie, along with Dave Hull (Joe Perry Project) and John Muzzy, formed FARRENHEIT. With three singles from that album, ‘Fool in Love', ‘Bad Habit', and ‘Lost in Loveland', as well as video exposure on MTV, FARRENHEIT became one of the premier new rock acts and receiving awards, media attention and new fans across the country. Released in 1999, ‘Deja Blue' established the Farren brand in earnest with masterful songwriting, soulful vocals and keen instincts for musical re-invention. Following up in 2009, Farren released a live DVD and CD double set, ‘CHARLIE FARREN: Retrospective – Live at The Regent Theatre' , a tour-de-force that exhibits sophistication and musical depth most recording artists never achieve. Charlie's exquisitely soulful voice confirms him as one of the world's most easily identifiable and gifted singer/ songwriters. Charlie is currently working on a project with partner and fellow singer/songwriter Jon Butcher, FARREN BUTCHER, INC. Both Charlie and Jon are members of the cast of judges in the Emmy award winning television program, Community Auditions, and both were included on the bill of the 2011 Boston Legends New England tour.

Charlie Farren