Considered one of the most uniquely identifiable voices in Rock-n-Roll, John Waite has a talent for power ballads and driving arena rock. Waite started his recording career as a member of The Babys, with hits “Every Time I Think of You” and “Back on My Feet Again”.

He later formed rock super group Bad English yielding hits “When I See You Smile” and “Price of Love”.

In his successful solo career Waite has produced numerous successes including “Change” and the Billboard #1, "Missing You”- a hit he remade in 2006 as a duet with Alison Krauss.

Waite’s latest live CD, In Real Time, recorded on tour in 2010 with his super-charged three-piece band, revives some of his classics. His latest studio album, Rough and Tumble, a collaboration with Matchbox Twenty's lead guitarist and songwriter Kyle Cook, was released in February 2011.