Recognized for his crafty wit and skillful musicianship, Folk/Americana musician and entertainer Dennis Warner captivates audiences in over 100 cities each year with his smooth vocals and six and twelve string guitars. He is also a popular guest speaker at various community gatherings throughout the country.

Warner’s credits include appearing on numerous regional television and radio programs as well as NPR’s "Great Acoustics, Live!" and "River City Folk". He has hosted his own radio special, "Jammin’ with Dennis Warner" broadcast by public radio affiliates. Dennis is about to release his ninth CD and is the author of the children’s book Beads on One String.

Though he is widely admired for his moving interpretations of songs written by other artists, Dennis has been honored with a concert at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. for his songwriting talents. Other songwriting accolades include being a three-time “New Folk” finalist for songwriting at the internationally acclaimed Texas based Kerrville Folk Festival, co-founded by producer Rod Kennedy and legendary performer Peter Yarrow (Peter, Paul & Mary). Dennis has also appeared multiple times at Nashville’s famed writers’ club, The Bluebird Café.

Warner has collaborated with many noted musicians, including vocalist Prudence Johnson, and instrumentalists Peter Ostroushko and George Maurer. Most recently, he recorded with musician and humanitarian J.D. Steele.

Besides being a gifted musician, Dennis Warner is also an outstanding entertainer, cleverly blending ballads with uptempo songs, audience participation and humor into a memorable event. He is noted for his warm stage presence and ability to connect with his audience.

Now in it‘s Fourth Printing, Warner‘s popular book Beads on One String evolved from one of his songs and led to the creation of The Beads on One String Project, an elementary school curriculum being used throughout the country as a meaningful and fun way to teach kids about the negative effects of bullying and the positive effects of recognizing our “connectedness” with others. In support of his book and the curriculum project, Dennis is often a guest musician and speaker at schools and libraries.

Though he calls Minnesota home, Warner loves to travel and has visited every state during his twenty plus year career. Dennis tours solo and also with his band “The D’s”. On and off the stage, Dennis is personable and good-humored. When not working on his music, he can be found sailing, eating ice cream or listening to a Minnesota Twins baseball game.

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