Anthony D'Amato supports The Felice Brothers throughout the UK this November

Inspired in part by time spent studying with the Pulitzer Prize-winning Irish poet Paul Muldoon, Anthony D’Amato’s debut The Shipwreck From The Shore garnered rave reviews on both sides of the pond when it was released in 2014, with NPR inviting D’Amato for a Tiny Desk Concert and lauding that “he writes in the tradition of Bruce Springsteen or Josh Ritter," and Uncut proclaiming that his songwriting "echoes with early Bob Dylan."

D’Amato followed it up in 2016 with the Mike Mogis-produced Cold Snap, which earned him his first national TV appearance along with an Artist You Need To Know nod from Rolling Stone, who hailed his writing as “folk music raised on New Jersey grit.”

His latest collection, At First There Was Nothing, is out now to career-best reviews, with MOJO awarding it four stars and American Songwriter praising it as “a new masterpiece” that’s “moving, memorable, and extraordinarily affecting in every regard.”

This November Anthony D’Amato hits the road in the UK supporting The Felice Brothers throughout the UK:

04/11: Glasgow, UK - St Luke's
05/11: Birmingham, UK - Hare & Hounds SOLD OUT
06/11: Cardiff, UK - The Globe 
07/11: London, UK - Electric Ballroom
09/11: Bristol, UK - Strange Brew (matinee)
09/11: Bristol, UK - Strange Brew SOLD OUT
10/11: Brighton, UK - Chalk