Dan Olivo is an actor and singer. Dan began his career performing in plays with his parents
Rocco and Maria Olivo who in 1972 founded The Italian Theater of Arts in Los Angeles.
Dan has worked in film, television, theater, and radio. His credits include
staring as Joe Gusto in the award winning comedy The Deposition of Lou Bagetta
opposite Patrick Gallo (The Offer),playing the role of Leno LaBianca
in Mary Harron's (dir. American Psycho) latest film Charlie Says.
Dan has also appeared with Christina Hendrix on NBC's Good Girls,
Zoey Deschanelon FOX’s New Girl, Justin Berfield on FOX's Malcolm in The Middle
and with Breaking Bad's RJ Mitte in the independent feature Who’s Driving Doug?

Inspired by artist like Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett,

Nat "King" Cole,Harry Connick Jr. and Michael Buble',
Dan croons the Great American Songbook. Dan and his jazz band perform at
public and private events and have held residencies at The Drake in Laguna Beach,
Le Grand DTLA, Chess Park Lounge in Glendale, and has also frequented venues
including The Bar Nineteen12 of The Beverly Hills Hotel, The Ritz Carlton
at Corona Del Mar and Rancho Mirage, The Riviera Hotel and Frank Sinatra House in
Palm Springs and Now Boarding Cocktail Lounge in West Hollywood.

Dan recently made his sold out debut at Herb Albert's Vibrato in Bel Air, California.
Dan's radio appearances include The Fabulous 570 KLAC, The Lounge on 690 AM and
Martini in the Morning with radio personalities Brad "Martini" Chambers.
Dan has performed at the NELA Music Series, the Eagle Rock Music Festival, as well as the
Mistletoe and Martini Christmas Concert at The Universal Amphitheater where
Frank Sinatra Jr., Natalie Cole, Steve Tyrell, Bobby Caldwell and Big Bad Voodoo Daddy headlined.