Steve Hott has played with some of the biggest names in the music industry

Steve Hott is a Connecticut-born singer-songwriter who has lived most of his life in Honolulu, Hawaii. A professional musician since the young age of 16, Steve found success as a lead vocalist and songwriter, performing and touring with many major bands and artists. Today, his most popular songs, "Here For You," "Cold And Broken," and "One More Time" can be heard on numerous radio stations in the States and are also being played in 36 other countries around the world and counting...  

Steve's Musical Style... Steve has been known as one of the few lead singers that can effortlessly pull off  the vocals of many higher range artists such as Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin, Steve Perry of Journey, and the harder, heavier vocalists of Dream Theatre, Breaking Benjamin, Aerosmith and Queensryche.  Steve draws from his personal experiences and life ambitions to create the perfect combination of meaningful lyrics. He has found the perfect vehicle to do this with his new band. Steve is an energetic performer that includes the audience as if they were part of the band.

A few Bands Steve has toured or worked with are: Hott Shot, Rock Doll, First Offense, Eye to Eye, Trajic Hero, Ratt, Rock Therapy, KraftRok, Michael Angelo Batio...

Steve's first single "Here for You" can also be heard on Hawaiian Airlines in-flight entertainment Channel 8 where Steve hosts his music show. Here, they present fun and exciting music along with personal anecdotes about living on the Beautiful Island Paradise.

The early life of Steve Hott... Steve Hott was born and raised in Connecticut where his love of music and the arts started an early age. At 5 years old, Steve began playing drums then quickly learned guitar and vocals as his interest in music grew. While still in high school, Steve played with many bands that toured up and down the east coast of the U.S.

Steve studied Acting and Stage Performance at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York City. After graduating he played in several bands touring across the U.S., eventually landing in Los Angeles, California. At the still young age of 20 he was brought on board as a songwriter and lead vocalist for a founding member of the popular rock group RATT. A few years later and moving in a new direction, Steve was offered an opportunity with a publishing company in Nashville, Tennessee. After writing a number of songs for top charting artists in Nashville, Steve once again got the urge to be on stage and needed to venture off to perform live and tour.

Moving to Honolulu Hawaii in 1998, Steve was a Morning Radio Show Producer for Star 101.9 and hosted his own popular weekend radio show at that same station. Steve also opened several "Bad Ass Coffee" shops in downtown Honolulu.  When not at his coffee shops, Steve would focus on his music, writing and performing regularly for many charities, our Military and the local troops.  Writing, recording and continuing to perform plus enjoying life as a father made up the rest of his time. Steve uses his many personal experiences and life's ambitions to create the powerfully melodic and lyrically driven songs he writes today.