Kyle Level
Addison, TX
Hometown: Springtown, TX
Personal: Kyle began performing musically at age 18. He started his career in sing-a-long at the original Alley Cats in the Dallas West End at the age of 21, and spent some years in Nashville, TN writing and performing country music. Kyle performed at the famous Wildhorse Saloon for several years.
Song writing credits include soundtracks to two movies starring and produced by Bret Michaels of Poison and Charlie Sheen: "A letter from death row" and "No code, no conduct". Bret Michaels signed Kyle to a 5 year publishing contract. Bret recorded and performed songs written by Kyle. Kyle also spent time in Bret's band, playing piano and singing backup vocals in studio in Los Angeles, CA. Since then Kyle has worked various dueling piano rooms, settling down at Pete's in May of 2001 to the present and beyond.
Favorite Songs to Play: I have many favorites from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. Most recently I like playing artists such as Nickelback, Nirvana, and Pat Green.
Best Sure-Thing-Crowd-Pleasers: Anything by Bon Jovi. I love bringing back the 80's favorites.
Craziest Moment On Stage at Pete's: When a man celebrating his 80th birthday stripped down to his boxers to Joe Cocker's "You Can Leave Your Hat On."