Danny Mayers, the lead singer of the Australian rock and roll band The Delltones, died at the age of 77 on October 29, 2025, after a battle with a kidney disease. His voice and presence on stage will remain in the collective consciousness of his fans.He joined The Delltones in 1982 and played an important role in their most successful years. The band achieved great success with their 1983 album, Bop Till You Drop, which peaked at number 20 on the Australian charts. In 2011, he left The Delltones and carried on as a solo artist.A look at Danny Mayers' journey with The DelltonesDanny Mayers joined The Delltones in 1982, when the group was seeking to revamp its image and sound. His entrance added a new impetus, enabling the group to reach a new generation of listeners. Delltones, under his leadership, released the album "Bop Till You Drop," which became one of their greatest hits, and established their legacy in the Australian rock and roll scene.He worked with The Delltones in three different stints during different decades. His presence on stage and voice were charismatic. Their performances were characterized by simple, catchy harmonies and a good atmosphere on the stage that glorified classic rock and roll.The music scene evolved, but Danny Mayers remained faithful to the sound that made The Delltones famous. His shows were steady and predictable, which kept fans attached to the music they were accustomed to. His contributions have been recognized in many ways for preserving the spirit of 1950s and 1960s rock music in Australia.Read More: "She was being held back": Netizens react as Ariana Grande seemingly hints that former management hindered her pre-Wicked careerLife after The Delltones and lasting impactThe Delltones tribute to Danny Mayers (Image via Facebook/@The Delltones)In 2011, Danny Mayers began playing solo and appeared at local venues and festivals. Following his passing, the Delltones posted the following on their official Facebook page."It is with heavy hearts that we share the sad news of Danny Mayers’ passing last night, following his courageous battle with a rare kidney disease. Our deepest sympathy and love are with Christina, his family, and all those who were touched by him. Danny’s unique spirit and extraordinary voice left an indelible mark on The Delltones and on everyone fortunate enough to experience his talent and humour. We are profoundly grateful for the laughter and unforgettable music he brought into the lives of fans and friends alike. Danny, your voice and your humour and sometimes feisty spirit will remain with us always. We will remember you with deep fondness." Do you have a lasting Danny Mayers memory? Sound off in the comments section below.Read More: Who is Daniela Ali? YouTuber SypherPK announces split from his wife, reassures that their business relationship will remain intact