Daniel Löble’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro German musician
Is Musician 
Drummer 
From Switzerland 
Type Music 
Gender male
Birth 22 February 1973, Zürich, Canton of Zürich, Switzerland
Age: 47 years

Daniel “Dani” Löble (born 22 February 1973) is a Swiss-German drummer who has been a member of German power metal band Helloween since 2005.

Biography

Dani began his career with Rawhead Rexx, a band that he helped form but departed due to his new commitments to Helloween. He was also a touring drummer for Blaze Bayley from October 2004 to December 2005.

Regarding his role in Helloween when compared to his two predecessors, Ingo Schwichtenberg and Uli Kusch, Dani was quoted as saying: “I view my style as a symbiosis of Schwichtenberg and Kusch. I’m not as straightforward as Ingo but not as technical as Uli. I have my own style.”

In August 2008, Dani inked an endorsement deal with Paiste and states being extremely happy with his new cymbal setup, which features the new Signature Reflector Heavy Full Crash models. and describes them as being warm, full, and ‘sounding straight as an arrow’ with a silvery shimmer.

Discography

Höllenhunde

  • Alptraum (1994)

Element 58

  • April Fools Day (2000)

Rawhead Rexx

  • Rawhead Rexx (AFM Records, 2002)
  • Diary In Black (AFM Records, 2004)

Helloween

  • Keeper of the Seven Keys: The Legacy (2005)
  • Keeper of the Seven Keys – The Legacy World Tour 2005/2006 (2007)
  • Gambling with the Devil (2007)
  • Unarmed – Best of 25th Anniversary (2009)
  • 7 Sinners (2010)
  • Straight Out of Hell (2013)
  • My God-Given Right (2015)

DVDs

  • Keeper Of The Seven Keys – The Legacy: Live On 3 Continents (2007)
  • Masters of Rock (2014)
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