Casey Donahew Releases ALL NIGHT PARTY on August 19th — Pre-Order Now

Nashville, TN – Lone Star staple, Casey Donahew, has released four albums to critical and commercial acclaim and is now delivering his quintessential, ALL NIGHT PARTY, with renowned producer, Josh Leo, at the helm and Thirty Tigers distributing the new album on Donahew’s own Almost Country Records label.

For those who are inpatient to wait for the August 19^th release date, a special pre-sale is being offered. Those who pre-order ALL NIGHT PARTY beginning July 22^nd will get 5 instant grat tracks including Casey’s new single, “Kiss Me,” and the songs from his PRE-PARTY EP all at the discounted pre-sale price. Additionally, fans who started the party early with the PRE-PARTY EP will pay a reduced “complete my album” price for ALL NIGHT PARTY.  To order click HERE.

The new full-length release packs a punch from the rollicking “Feels This Right” (the cut which spawned the album title), to Donahew’s self-penned heartfelt ballad, “Josie Escalido,” which conjures up mellow-dramatic images of the old west, to the album’s centerpiece new single “Kiss Me.” Donahew has managed to write and record a collection of tunes that will inspire new fans while maintaining his sense of self, which will equally please his already loyal following.

Recorded at Nashville’s Starstruck Studios with some of Music City’s top musicians, the project features ten cuts (nine penned by Donahew himself) that tap into universal themes like true love, heartbreak, hard work, and having fun! For his first foray into recording with an outside producer, Casey chose Leo, and the two found a great synergy working together to create an exciting new direction for the celebrated Texas artist.

“Josh challenged me to stay true to my roots while also taking some risks by changing some things up a little. I think it was a good blend and he was the perfect choice to bring this project to life,” says Donahew.

The CD’s first single, “Kiss Me” is at country radio now and Donahew has embarked on his first major radio tour while crossing the country performing consecutive SOLD-OUT concerts to his incredibly loyal fan base.