Multi-Grammy and Emmy nominated songwriter Steve Dorff has written some of the most recognisable songs in history. He is credited with the likes of Strait’s “I Cross My Heart,” Rogers “Through the Years” and the title track “Every Which Way We Loose” from the Clint Eastwood film. Throughout his remarkable career, Dorff has also established himself as a sought-out television and film score composer. If that’s not enough, Dorff has also branched out into the musical theatre. Recognised as one of the most versatile artists around, Dorff has built a lasting legacy in the industry.

With a career spanning over five decades, Dorff has tallied up over 40 BMI awards. Amongst his chart-topping success, he has written for the likes of Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, Barbra Streisand and Kenny Rogers. Due to his flying career, 2018 saw Dorff inducted into the prestigious Songwriter’s Hall of Fame in New York City. With 3 Grammy and 6 Emmy nominations under his belt, Dorff is in a league of his own. Most notably, his work on the Emmy nominated CBS miniseries “Elvis,” earned Dorff critical acclaim. Some of Dorff’s other credits include “Murder, She Wrote,” “Rocky IV” and “Bronco Billy.”

Stepping into the musical theatre scene, Dorff has returned to his first love. With the likes of “Josephine” and “Pure Country” making it to Broadway, Dorff has excelled in bringing his visions to life. To get an insider’s look into the life of the revered composer, Dorff’s memoir “I Wrote That One, Too….A Life in Songwriting from Willie to Whitney” gives an honest and authentic look into the trials and revelations of the artist.