Night Ranger is an American rock band known for hits like "Sister Christian" and "Don't Tell Me You Love Me". To sing like Night Ranger, you need to work on your belting, range, and tone.

One of the signature techniques of Night Ranger's singing style is the use of belting. Belting is a singing technique where you push air through your vocal cords while also stretching them, creating a powerful and intense sound. To develop your belting ability, it's important to work on your breath support and vocal strength. You can practice this with Singing Carrots' Pitch Training, which includes exercises for breath support and vocal strength.

Another important aspect of singing like Night Ranger is having a strong range. Night Ranger's lead singer, Jack Blades, has an impressive vocal range that spans several octaves. To expand your range, start by working on your head voice and falsetto. Singing Carrots' Vocal Range Test and Pitch Accuracy Test can help you determine your range and improve your accuracy.

Last but not least, to achieve Night Ranger's signature tone, work on tonal quality and delivery. Practice open mouth and throat technique to create a more vibrant and resonant sound. Singing Carrots' articles on Open Mouth & Throat and Breath Support can help you achieve this.

To start working towards singing like Night Ranger, try practicing these Singing Carrots exercises:

• Heavy Modal Belting
• Diaphragm Bounce Vibrato
• Pitch Monitor Exercises for Tonal Shift
• Range Training

Don't forget to also listen to Night Ranger's music and study their vocal techniques in their performances. Some of their songs that really showcase their style are "You Can Still Rock in America," "When You Close Your Eyes," and of course, "Sister Christian."

With patience and practice, you can learn to sing like Night Ranger. Keep working at it and make use of Singing Carrots' resources to enhance your singing abilities.