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Daniel Donato
Daniel Donato is an American guitarist and singer born April 6, 1995, in Atlantic City, New Jersey, who moved to Nashville at age seven. He picked up guitar at twelve and was busking on Lower Broadway by fourteen, landing a residency at the honky-tonk Robert's Western World and a spot in the Don Kelly Band while still a teenager.
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United States
- Sep 25CincinnatiTaft TheatrePerformers: Molly TuttleView details
- Sep 26CharlotteThe Amp BallantynePerformers: Houndmouth, Molly TuttleView details
- Sep 27LouisvilleKentucky Expo CenterPerformers: Bourbon & Beyond, Dave Matthews Band, Hootie & the Blowfish, Counting CrowsView details
- Oct 4AtlantaBuckhead TheatreView details
- Oct 24WashingtonLincoln TheatrePerformers: Will "Mustang" McGee, Nathan "Sugarleg" Aronowitz, Will "Bronco" ClarkView details
- Oct 25WashingtonLincoln TheatreView details
- Oct 29ClevelandGlobe IronView details
- Nov 6Kansas CityUptown TheaterView details
- Nov 8DenverMission BallroomView details
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United States
- Aug 30NashvilleRyman AuditoriumView details
- Aug 29NashvilleRyman AuditoriumView details
About Daniel Donato
Billed by Rolling Stone as "Nashville's Newest Guitar Hero," Donato performs what he calls Cosmic Country, a style that blends honky-tonk and outlaw country with jam-band improvisation. He fronts Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country, a lineup formed around 2021 with bassist Will McGee, keyboardist and guitarist Nathan Aronowitz and drummer Will Clark.
His studio releases include the Starlight EP (2019), A Young Man's Country (2020), Cosmic Country & Western Songs (2021), Reflector (2023) — which spent 29 weeks on the Americana chart — and Horizons (2025).
The band tours relentlessly, playing more than 150 shows a year with sets that regularly stretch past three hours and lean on extended improvisation in the tradition of the Grateful Dead and Phish.