"Even when Donna Frost picks up her acoustic guitar, the point of view is that of a brass-in-pocket rock chick. Even when her country influences show, there's a rocker's grit and guts in her words and attitude. As the singer of the Bunnies, one of Nashville's first punk-rock bands, she burned a path for others to follow. "Girls Like Us," her new CD, proves she's still blazing a trail all her own"
Michael McCall, Nashville Scene
"Like a chameleon, her smooth vocals transition from track to track. She reminds one of an early nineties Mary Chapin-Carpenter, mixed in with some Heidi Newfield, and a little soul a la Janis Ian from Seventeen. But she never falls into the trap of letting the music overtake the musician...This is one artist that I believe will be able to stay true to her indie roots no matter how mainstream her work becomes" Jenny Delamotte, Music News Nashville
“…Donna is the real deal” – Rick Grant, “Rick at Night”
“Donna writes from her heart, sings from her soul”- Antoinette Webster, author
Donna Frost is a true traveling troubadour, one voice, one guitar, and many stories to share in song, based on true-life experiences. She logs thousands of miles year round performing shows in cities all across the US & has also performed in the UK & the Caribbean. She is promoting her third & latest CD “Girls Like Us” which was released in March 2009 on SPAT! Records and is receiving great reviews. “Jacksonville”, a cut from the CD is being released as a single to radio in US and overseas and the song is being considered for inclusion in an upcoming film. Donna has been an ASCAPlus recipient for the past 4 years for her work as a performing songwriter. She was a Kerrville New Folk finalist in 2004. Donna also is lead singer and rhythm guitarist for the BUNNIEs. She worked with the late Skeeter Davis as her background singer from 1996-2002. Donna is an actress as well and starred as Janis Joplin in the musical “Kozmic Blue” for 3 years in Nashville. She also contributed to Marley Brant’s book, “Tales from the Rock and Roll Highway” as well as a new book coming soon by Rev. Keith A. Gordon called “The Other Side of Nashville.” Donna has worked numerous sessions as a demo singer & background vocalist. She also writes & records for “Songs of Love” (songs are created for & given to children with life threatening illnesses-www.songsoflove.org)
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Donna Frost, you are what rock and roll was meant to be. Awesome show tonight, as always. We love you. AND Thanks for bringing Jeff Brown, He was really good, and a wonderful person. Thank you so much
"Even when Donna Frost picks up her acoustic guitar, the point of view is that of a brass-in-pocket rock chick. Even when her country influences show, there's a rocker's grit and guts in her words and attitude. As the singer of the Bunnies, one of Nashville's first punk-rock bands, she burned a path for others to follow. "Girls Like Us," her new CD, proves she's still blazing a trail all her own"
Michael McCall, Nashville Scene
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