Dean Geyer Australian Idol

Dean Geyer may not have been chosen for the best voice of Australian Idol, but he definitely has 'star' written all over him.

His sensational last performances may not have won him a place at the Opera House, but there is no doubt in anyone's mind that we will be seeing more of the entertaining and energetic Dean Geyer in the near future.

Dean has consistently improved throughout the Australian Idol competition with his performances and we are sure there is a lot more to come. With Sony suggested to sign him up overnight, Dean Geyer will be on air within months.

Capturing the heart of millions of girls & women, this South African born Australian Melbournite's biggest gig before Australian Idol was 700 students at his high school. Now performing in front of millions of views the 'patient' & 'relaxed' Dean Geyer takes it all in his stride, and works the camera like no other before on Australian Idol.

From an early age Dean Geyer thought he was destined for sports, but somewhere along the line his love of music took over and shone through. "I can't imagine doing anything else" says Dean Geyer in an interview on Australian Idol. Music is in his blood and with his passion, charisma, and willingness to learn, Dean Geyer will go far in the music industry.

Dean Geyer followed in his famous father's footsteps, learning karate from the age of 3. Dean and his family migrated to Australia from Johannesburg, South Africa, and instantly fell in love with the sunshine, culture, "and a much safer environment".

After watching a friend perform, he had guitar lessons and started to listen to pop/rock acts like Creed, Lifehouse and Goo Goo Dolls. A musical style began to emerge and at 18, Dean formed a band, now known as After Hours.

Dean Geyer at age 20, has been modelling for the last 2 years, but looks forward to building his music career. Bad luck Dean on Australian Idol, but no worries we are sure we will see you on the international circuit.