Donavon Frankenreiter (born December 10, 1972) is an American musician and surfer. His debut self-titled album was released in 2004 on Brushfire Records through Universal Music.

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Four Reasons To Head To Wanderlust Festival

Wanderlust Festival is a weekend of yoga, meditation, music, outdoor adventure and spectacular food.

Reviews / Album

Album Review: Donavon Frankenreiter - The Heart

"His love interest is compared to most of the beach-related things he's passionate about."

Reviews / Live

Live Review: Donavon Frankenreiter, Phil Micale

Fantastic stage presence from Frankenreiter and his band at Republic Bar.

Features / Music

How Aussie Hotel Rooms Have Shaped His Music

Who needs a studio, huh?

Features / Music

New Music: Karl S Williams - Is This Love [Premiere] + BTS Photo Exclusive

A new single, Bluesfest shows, national tour, music video feat. Thelma Plum and more.. Guitar slinging, banjo-wielding man of impeccable hirsuteness, Karl S Williams is kicking 2015 off with a massive heap of news, which we're gonna do the best we can in wrapping up in this post. After a barnstorming 2014 that saw a record deal with Warner's indie imprint Footstomp Music which lead to the release of his debut album, two national headline tours, wowing punters and industry alike at BigSOUND and CMJ Music Marathon and more, he's grabbing this year by the horns with a new single, a new video clip featuring Thelma Plum, and a heap of huge shows. He'll be joining uber-chiller Donavon Frankenreiter as part of his Bluesfest sideshow on April 16 at The Triffid, before embarking on an national tour of his own to celebrate new single Is this Love, with a video on the way featuring leading lady Thelma Plum.  You can stream Is This Love below, which was mixed by legendary producer Victor Van Vugt,

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Donavon Frankenreiter Names 17 Bluesfest Sideshows

And plenty more sideshows news...

Features / Music

Seize The Moment

"The passing of [American surfing legend] Andy Irons [from an overdose] – I wrote a song about him called A.I. – and it was just the feelings I’d had since he passed."