Dallyn Vail Bayles
Dallyn has been nicknamed “The Mormon Josh Groban” for his fluid tone, on-point vibrato, and confident stage presence. He’s not your run-of-the-mill opera singer or broadway performer. Dallyn has class, sophistication, and training to boot. He’s also a Mormon. His testimony of the Gospel of Jesus Christ is something that is obvious to those who know him.
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