Damien Escobar: Heart & Soul Tour at Keswick Theatre

Damien Escobar, once a self-proclaimed retired artist is now back to being one of the world’s top violinist.

Four years ago Damien was a shell of himself. Humbled by homelessness and depression, Damien had to fight through his fear of failure and reemerge as a confident, positive, thriving artist.

Today he has arrived. An unprecedented story of triumph, Damien can look back at his days playing the violin for change on the subway platforms of New York to playing for Presidents in the White House. Damien’s solo career is moving at lightning speed. He is currently promoting his newest single, "Get Up And Dance", which is the lead single from his second solo album, Boundless. The “Boundless” album in particular is important to Damien as it marks his first solo album of all originally produced material. ...

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Damien Escobar, once a self-proclaimed retired artist is now back to being one of the world’s top violinist.

Four years ago Damien was a shell of himself. Humbled by homelessness and depression, Damien had to fight through his fear of failure and reemerge as a confident, positive, thriving artist.

Today he has arrived. An unprecedented story of triumph, Damien can look back at his days playing the violin for change on the subway platforms of New York to playing for Presidents in the White House. Damien’s solo career is moving at lightning speed. He is currently promoting his newest single, "Get Up And Dance", which is the lead single from his second solo album, Boundless. The “Boundless” album in particular is important to Damien as it marks his first solo album of all originally produced material.

A constant creator Damien has had his hand in a plethora of entrepreneurial endeavors including penning his first children’s book entitled “The Sound of Strings”, a signature line of violins, a partnership to develop his own line of wines, a nonprofit organization, as well as a children’s focused music program. As a veteran knowing the ups and downs of the industry, he has committed to centering his career around the loyal fans whom he refers to as"good people" and who constantly remind him of why he returned to music. With this in mind it has been important to the “violin crooner” to build a brand that is inclusive of his global fan base.

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