Cameron Landers has been a lead vocalist and front man in live bands and stage shows for more than 25 years.

Much like an impressionist spends his time perfecting his voice to imitate famous people, Cameron has spent years developing the capability to sing exactly like many different well known singers.

In Paradise Theatre's high-energy stage shows, Cameron recreates the impressive vocal style of Dennis DeYoung on well known hits such as Lady, The Best Of Times, Suite Madame Blue, Babe, Mr. Roboto, Lorelai and Come Sail Away. He shifts gears and perfectly imitates the voice of Tommy Shaw in other great Styx hits such as Blue Collar Man, Too Much Time On My Hands, Lights and Fooling Yourself. He also does the low, evil voice of JY in Snowblind and Miss America.

See more details about Cameron and a new show he's putting together, along with a bunch of additional audio clips at Cameron's web site:

www.CameronLanders.com

Other singers Cameron can imitate include Lou Gramm of Foreigner, Paul Rodgers of Bad Company, Don Henley and Glen Frey of The Eagles, Ian Gillian of Deep Purple, Mickey Thomas of Elvin Bishop and Jefferson Starship fame, Jimi Jamison of Survivor, Brad Delp of Boston, Steve Winwood of Traffic, Robert Cray, Joe Walsh, Robert Palmer, Peter Frampton and a host of others, mostly from the 70s and 80s decades of Rock music. These singers and their bands have been Cameron's biggest influences as a lead vocalist and live performer. 

"It's all about the crowd", Cameron says. "You know they're having fun when you see them mouthing the words with you."

Cameron has formed several bands over the years in a variety of styles from hard rock to blues.

A songwriter and lead vocalist for decades, Cameron has been a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers as both a songwriter and music publisher. Two of his original songs were aired on nationally recognized radio in the late 1980s.