Updated: Oct 19, 2020
"Out of the Silence" Full length follow up released 2000
1 Ghost
2 Tangled
3 Storm In My Heart
4 Sweet Baby
5 Someone In Austin
6 Vision Of Colour
7 True Perspective
8 Séance
9 Be Home Soon
10Christine
11 Telepathy
12 Good Life
JANUARY
Daniel begins production for new CD, Ghost Stories
Daniel builds first full band
FEBRUARY
Out of the Silence gets rave review from Larry Flick, Editor & Chief of Billboard
MARCH
Daniel Link Band headlines 1st SXSW Out Showcase w/ Amy Ray (Indigo Girls)
"I've been very lucky, in that I met incredibly influential in the local music scene early on. Xanna Don't being one of the first. She believed in me so much, and really fought to get my placement in SXSW's first "out" showcase. Initially, my application for a featured showcase spot was rejected. But Xanna literally campaigned for me, and within days, I was notified of my official showcase spot."
" Stage view of our full house South by Southwest showcase, at Rainbow Cattle Company in Austin. It was a dream come true...to walk into my first SXSW showcase, with a killer band, a very successful record and a terrific review in Billboard. I'll never forget the feeling playing that first song for that crowd in that space...it was incredible, a moment frozen in time for me."
JUNE
Ghost Stories CD Release @ Sky Lounge, Austin, TX.
Someone in Austin goes into rotation onKGSR 107.9 FM, MAJIC 95.5 FM, KOOP 90.5 FM
JULY
Austin Mayor Gus Garcia proclaims July 12, Daniel Link Day
Ghost Stories receives rave review in Billboard
AUGUST
Daniel Link Band tours regionally
SEPTEMBER
Daniel begins residency at Saxon Pub, w/ Bob Schneider
OCTOBER
Daniel Link Band Austin Music Network Special filmed
NOVEMBER
Believe (Live) video enters heavy rotation on Austin Music Network
DECEMBER
Someone in Austin #2 ON 95.5 FM MAJIC of Austin Music, 2002 Top 20 Countdown
Daniel & band hit the road, playing exhaustively to packed houses across Texas
Daniel & band make numerous television appearances & headline music festivals
"2003 was a good year of hard core gigging. While our playing had become air tight...the set list was beginning to become stale...we'd been playing and promoting the same music for three years now. By the end of the year, we had all but disbanded. In hindsight, it was a natural creative evolution for all of us. To this day, I'm still very close with Cheri & Chelle."