Education
Foster attended the Central Foundation Boys" School.
Foster attended the Central Foundation Boys" School.
Before his appearance in the Popstars television series, Danny Foster had worked as a cleaner and trained as a youth worker Foster first rose to fame in 2001, after his appearance as an aspiring popular singer in the first series of the reality television documentary Popstars, which aired on the British television channel ITV1. After the formation of the group on television, Hear"say went on to enjoy huge international success, selling nearly three million records worldwide.
The group"s debut single "Pure and Simple" became the fastest selling number one single of the United Kingdom Singles Chart at the time.
The group also released another United Kingdom number one single and a number one album, as well as performing a sell out arena tour across the United Kingdom and Ireland. However, the group"s second album was not a success, and Hear"say split eighteen months after their formation.
In 2005, Danny Foster competed in the third series of Channel 4 sports-based reality show The Games. Foster joined the series halfway through as a replacement for actor Jonathon Morris, and competed against celebrities including Craig Charles and Chesney Hawkes.
In 2006, Foster appeared as a celebrity contestant in Five"s Trust Maine – I"m A Beauty Therapist, appearing alongside celebrities including Suzi Quatro, Stan Boardman and Michelle Marsh.
Currently, Danny Foster performs as part of his own live act, "Danny Foster & The Big Soul Corporation". He auditioned for The Voice United Kingdom in 2013 with his own soul version of The Spice Girls hit Wannabe.