Daniel Volovets Tickets

Daniel Volovets is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Minnesota, renowned for his work as a guitarist, composer, and arranger. With an MD from the University of Minnesota and training as a psychiatry resident, he brings a thoughtful, adaptive approach to music-making. His sound spans classical, flamenco, Brazilian/jazz, and Latin-American influences, described by local press as part of a neo-renaissance jazz aesthetic. Fans know him for insightful performances that weave intricate musical ideas with expressive storytelling.

On stage, Daniel collaborates across genres and disciplines, earning recognition for both his recordings and live appearances. He maintains an active presence in the Minnesota music scene and beyond, linking the worlds of music and medicine through engaging performances and storytelling.

Upcoming: Daniel Volovets continues to explore music in intimate settings and on festival stages. His 2025 project includes a TrioAmigos appearance on January 14, 2025 at MetroNOME Brewery in Fingal's Cave, Saint Paul, MN. This event showcases his ongoing exploration of rhythm, harmony, and cross-cultural influences. Secure your seats for an engaging experience that highlights his diverse talents, from composition and arrangement to virtuosic guitar work.

Discography highlights span over a decade, with recent releases including Masquerade (2019) and Echoes of Love (2016). Earlier titles such as Wistful Tendrils (2015) and Rainy Highway (2014) demonstrate a steady evolution toward a rich, nuanced sound. Daniel has contributed to notable projects like the Emmy-winning Hippocrates Cafe: Reflections on the Pandemic and served as on-stage guitarist for MN Opera’s Carmen. His work has been featured in PBS storytelling pieces, and his SoundCloud page (daniel-volovets) hosts a mix of original and studio material for fans to explore.

Follow Daniel for updates, new releases, and tour information via his official channels and social media.

City-specific context: Based in Minnesota, Daniel’s work resonates with audiences in Saint Paul and the Twin Cities region, where venues and venues-stages often host multidisciplinary performances that blend classical technique with contemporary improvisation.