Originally formed in 1987 in Queens, New York by Bruno Ravel and Steve West, Danger Danger quickly gained popularity with their self-titled debut album released in 1989, featuring hit singles "Naughty Naughty" and "Bang Bang." Despite lineup changes, the band continued to produce successful albums, including "Screw It!" in 1991 and "Cockroach" in 1993. With a shift to Low Dice Records in 1995, Danger Danger released multiple albums with Paul Laine before reuniting with original vocalist Ted Poley in 2004. The band's enduring success is highlighted by their inclusion in VH1's "Top 40 Hairbands Of All Time" and the critical acclaim of their 2009 release, "Revolve," as they continue to tour worldwide.

Throughout their career, Danger Danger has maintained a strong presence in the music industry, with their songs being featured in major films like Disney's "Santa Clause 2" in 2002. The band's resilience and dedication to their craft have allowed them to headline festivals and perform at various venues globally, showcasing their enduring appeal to fans of rock music. With a blend of catchy tunes and energetic performances, Danger Danger remains a prominent figure in the rock scene, solidifying their status as a respected and influential band in the genre.