Logan Michael Byrnes
- Actor
- Writer
- Producer
Logan Michael Byrnes was born on the 4th of June, 1991 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Logan's passion for the entertainment industry began at a very young age. He made some guest appearances in various TV commercials and Australian TV shows such as Neighbours (1985). When Logan was eighteen years old, he was discovered by pop agent Nathan Eshman, and signed to the independent record label, Music Entourage in 2010.
At the age of twenty-one Logan Byrnes broke into the music scene with his debut single "All or Nothing", soon after releasing his follow up single "Hell Inside My Head" featuring Trish Edwick which reached number 1# on the iTunes singer/ songwriter charts. In 2012 Logan formed a band called Elephant's Laundry with fellow musician Dylan Cartwright. The short lived band had such tracks as "Fearsome", "Room On Fire" and "The Black that held your word together". In 2014 the band decided to split and Logan went solo releasing his chart topping hit "Glitch" which was nominated for a people's choice award at the Music Oz Independent Music Awards in 2015. In an interview with Dolly Magazine Logan revealed that the band separation was a decision made by Logan and his guitarist Dylan Cartwright due to creative differences and wanting to seek a different path in music. Logan now has a flourishing fan base with over 150,000 followers collectively across his social media.
Although Logan is most known for his work in the music industry, he has remained a thriving actor making appearances in various US TV Series such as Deadly Women (2008), Behind Mansion Walls (2011) and Atomic Kingdom (2013). At the age of eighteen Logan wrote, produced and directed his first feature film which gained his international exposure, but stepped away from the film industry for a few years after he was diagnosed with depression. In 2015 he made a return to film with the Australian thriller Damaged (2015) which he wrote, produced and also plays one of the leading roles. In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, Logan revealed that he plans on hopefully returning to film making in the near future.
In 2014 Logan teamed up with Disney Channel's Natasha Grace to create and host a fresh and raw new talk show called The Laundry (2014) chatting to international guests such as Katy Perry, One Direction and Australia's own 5 Seconds of Summer, Jessica Mauboy and Taylor Henderson. In November of 2014 The Laundry hosted on the red carpet at the 28th Annual Aria Awards in Sydney. Logan's career in presenting began in 2007 hosting on various events such as the MTV Australian Video Music Awards (2007), The 25th Annual ARIA Awards (2011), 54th Annual TV Week Logie Awards (2012), Disney Fan Fest (2013) and YouTube Fan Fest (2014).
Logan is also well known for his role as a YouTube influencer under the BOOM Video Network. His channel "The Elephant's Laundry" was created during the time in which he was in the band "Elephant's Laundry" and has continued creating videos under that name even after the split of the band. On the variety channel Logan releases weekly comedic content, but has been known to touch on some serious topics such as depression, violence against women and equal rights. He created his first channel on YouTube back in 2005 and was the 23rd most subscribed YouTuber at the time.
At the age of twenty-one Logan Byrnes broke into the music scene with his debut single "All or Nothing", soon after releasing his follow up single "Hell Inside My Head" featuring Trish Edwick which reached number 1# on the iTunes singer/ songwriter charts. In 2012 Logan formed a band called Elephant's Laundry with fellow musician Dylan Cartwright. The short lived band had such tracks as "Fearsome", "Room On Fire" and "The Black that held your word together". In 2014 the band decided to split and Logan went solo releasing his chart topping hit "Glitch" which was nominated for a people's choice award at the Music Oz Independent Music Awards in 2015. In an interview with Dolly Magazine Logan revealed that the band separation was a decision made by Logan and his guitarist Dylan Cartwright due to creative differences and wanting to seek a different path in music. Logan now has a flourishing fan base with over 150,000 followers collectively across his social media.
Although Logan is most known for his work in the music industry, he has remained a thriving actor making appearances in various US TV Series such as Deadly Women (2008), Behind Mansion Walls (2011) and Atomic Kingdom (2013). At the age of eighteen Logan wrote, produced and directed his first feature film which gained his international exposure, but stepped away from the film industry for a few years after he was diagnosed with depression. In 2015 he made a return to film with the Australian thriller Damaged (2015) which he wrote, produced and also plays one of the leading roles. In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, Logan revealed that he plans on hopefully returning to film making in the near future.
In 2014 Logan teamed up with Disney Channel's Natasha Grace to create and host a fresh and raw new talk show called The Laundry (2014) chatting to international guests such as Katy Perry, One Direction and Australia's own 5 Seconds of Summer, Jessica Mauboy and Taylor Henderson. In November of 2014 The Laundry hosted on the red carpet at the 28th Annual Aria Awards in Sydney. Logan's career in presenting began in 2007 hosting on various events such as the MTV Australian Video Music Awards (2007), The 25th Annual ARIA Awards (2011), 54th Annual TV Week Logie Awards (2012), Disney Fan Fest (2013) and YouTube Fan Fest (2014).
Logan is also well known for his role as a YouTube influencer under the BOOM Video Network. His channel "The Elephant's Laundry" was created during the time in which he was in the band "Elephant's Laundry" and has continued creating videos under that name even after the split of the band. On the variety channel Logan releases weekly comedic content, but has been known to touch on some serious topics such as depression, violence against women and equal rights. He created his first channel on YouTube back in 2005 and was the 23rd most subscribed YouTuber at the time.
