Taxiride Co-Founder Daniel Hall Dies at 48

Daniel Hall, a co-founder of the Australian rock band Taxiride, has died. He was 48. The band announced his death in a social media post, and Billboard reported the news on 15 November 2026.

Hall died on Friday, 13 November. His partner, Jess, said he died unexpectedly at home in the early hours of that day. She did not say what led to his death, and no cause of death has been given.

A co-founder is one of the people who starts a band. Founders often shape the first songs, the first shows and the early decisions about who joins, so their place in a group's story runs long after those early days.

Taxiride's post is where most people who follow the band would have first seen the news. Bands often use their own channels for news that matters most to them, and this announcement was no different.

The news is hard for the people closest to Hall. His partner, his bandmates and the people who worked alongside him will be grieving in very personal ways. Anyone wanting to read more can follow the band's social media accounts for any further announcements.

Our thoughts are with Jess, with Hall's family, and with the bandmates who shared his years in Taxiride.