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Randy Jackson playing Donnie Vie his newest unreleased—and possibly greatest—song!!!

We're becoming the last of the Mohicans. How many classic rock artists are still raising the bar instead of just coasting on the past? Too many are putting out new songs that fans don't really connect with and don't want to hear at the shows because the magic happened decades ago. I won't name names because the backlash would be great but the list is long. No disrespect to those artists,,they earned their place in history. I'm just talking about where things stand today.

But no bullshit... Zebra fans are about to get rewarded for all the years they've stood by this band through thick and thin. Every chance I get, I play with these guys, cuz they are brilliant and still bring it. I'd like to think me and my band also do the same. We just still care!!!, and are still hungry. Personally, if I create something that i dont feel is as good or better than my last, Im not putting it out... .anyways, These aren't nostalgia gigs—they're real concert experiences, and they're absolutely worth getting your asses off the couch for.

About Donnie

Donnie Vie is a recording artist from Blue Island, Illinois. He started his career as the singer/songwriter of the Chicago rock band Enuff Z'Nuff, known for its catchy melodies and vocals with a hard rock edge.

After leaving the band to explore a more timeless and organic sound, he is proudly releasing his best and latest solo record, Beautiful Things, on Wicked Cool Records

Live Shows

Donnie has toured the globe both with his past band and solo. Dates for his upcoming shows are listed below.

The Cutting Room

8th August 26

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Store

A number of items are available within our BandCamp store Visit for the full range.

Donnie's BandCamp
Plain Jane Single

Plain Jane

Donnie's new 7 inch. Backed With 'Instant Karma'

DV BT

Beautiful Things T-shirt

A fresh new look 'Beautiful Things' t-shirt in grey-green

DV HOF

Hall of Fame Tee

A tee in celebration of Enuff Z'Nuff being inducted into the Illinois Hall of Fame.