Dennis Siciliano-2009 Plymouth Idol

Dennis Michael Siciliano was born on May 17, in Boston, Massachusetts and grew up in the Winter Hill area of Somerville. Dennis took an early interest in music, on a dare and at the age of thirteen, he sang his first song, “Locomotive Breath” by Jethro Tull, and was hooked. From there, Dennis was in a number of small bands that performed at parties and school dances.

While singing is a passion of Dennis’, by day Dennis is a member of the Teamsters local 82 Union. Dennis has worked for Walsh Movers for the past 22 years as a truck driver/mover. Dennis and his wife Sandy reside in Carver and enjoy time with family and friends.

In, July 2009, Dennis performed during the Vietnam Moving Wall tribute held in Plymouth. Dennis sang the Hollies, “He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother” and Elvis’ “American Trilogy” during a candlelight vigil sponsored by the American Legion.

Dennis entered the 2009 Plymouth Idol contest, and was selected as one of the semi finalists. He went on to win and become the first male Plymouth Idol winner since the competition began in 2006.

Most recently, Dennis performed at the Plymouth Memorial Hall during a CES professional boxing event on 9/11/09. Dennis also sang the National Anthem at the opening ceremony of the America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Celebration.

Watch For Dennis in an upcoming 2010 Loretta LaRoche Productions Show.