Diego's Diner is a Dallas based national touring act featuring Katt Kleiber, lead vocalist/songwriter formerly with BMG and Motown and has performed and recorded with such greats as Bill Champlin of Chicago and Tom Saviano and had a long run with K.A.T.T. featuring Floyd Sneed and Joe Schermie of Three Dog Night. Ron 'Diego' Johnston, the widely acclaimed Texas singer,songwriter, and lead guitarist who has recorded and/or performed with Frank Zappa, Mick Fleetwood, Bo Diddley, The Chambers Br...
Diego's Diner is a Dallas based national touring act featuring Katt Kleiber, lead vocalist/songwriter formerly with BMG and Motown and has performed and recorded with such greats as Bill Champlin of Chicago and Tom Saviano and had a long run with K.A.T.T. featuring Floyd Sneed and Joe Schermie of Three Dog Night. Ron 'Diego' Johnston, the widely acclaimed Texas singer,songwriter, and lead guitarist who has recorded and/or performed with Frank Zappa, Mick Fleetwood, Bo Diddley, The Chambers Brothers, Floyd Sneed and Joe Schermie of Three Dog Night among many others and has placed songs in many movies like Imagine's "Dream Team" starring Michael Keaton and Christopher Lloyd. Brian Herring on bass and vocals is a veteran performer that has toured extensively and has shared the stage with many national acts as well as Texas greats such as Bugs Henderson and Jimmy Vaughn. Bill McLean on drums who hails from Fort Worth, Texas and was one of the original members of "BANDERA”, Bill has shared the stage and opened shows for numerous artists. Toby Keith, Shenandoah, Leroy Parnell, and T. Graham Brown are just a few of his personal favorites. He has worked with hit song writers and won national acclaim for recording the 1989 United Way Theme song, “HELP PAINT A BRIGHTER FUTURE”. Diego's Diner will rock you with their original style tunes, their blues set is the greatest, and their classic rock repertoire will blow you away.
DALLAS LIVE REVIEW Live and Rocking hard at the BONE! With the sultry yet powerful vocals of Katt she takes command of a song the way an Olympic skater glides at high speeds making it look effortless. With Ron Diego by her side ripping his Fhole a new Fhole the two are unstoppable. Atop the Dallas skyline, this four piece spilled high class rhythm and blues and classic rock on the streets of Deep Ellum below. Like the Beatles before them, passersby stopped and listened as the police blocked the streets. Diego's Diner is the place to hang. Kyle Lofton dallasmusic.com staff writer
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