Australian musician and Taxiride co-founder Daniel Hall dies unexpectedly aged 48
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Australian musician Daniel Hall, who co-founded Taxiride, has died, aged 48. The musician died unexpectedly, leaving family, friends and fans in shock. The band announced the…
Australian musician Daniel Hall, who co-founded Taxiride, has died, aged 48.
The musician died unexpectedly, leaving family, friends and fans in shock.
“It is with the heaviest of hearts we announce the passing of our youngest brother in arms, Daniel James Hall,” it wrote.
“We shared some amazing experiences and his departure doesn’t seem real. Rest in peace Dan.”
“As you may have already heard, Dan Hall passed away unexpectedly here at home in the early hours of Friday, November 13,” she wrote on his social media page.
“I am completely devastated. Your prayers and kind messages are appreciated. Love, Jess.”
Taxiride co-founder Jason Singh said he was “absolutely shattered” by the death of his friend.
“Thank you for being one of the hugest parts of my life brother. I’m totally heart broken.”
Hall was an Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) winner and was still touring with the band.
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