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Photo of Xander and the Peace Pirates performing at The Danny Awards
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Performer singing into a microphone

The Danny AwardsHonoring musicians with disabilities

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About the showA stage for world-class artists

The Danny Awards is just one way we are helping to build a more equitable future for people with disabilities through music. Every year, a panel of judges select ten extraordinary artists from around the world to perform live in NYC showcasing the talent, passion and creativity that thrives in our community.

Celebrate With UsIn Person or Online Sunday, October 18th at 4pm ET

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Attend the Event

Join us in person for the live show at the historic Town Hall in NYC, at 123 West 43rd Street!

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Join Us Online

Gather together and enjoy the show from the comfort of your own home. Register for the free livestream today.

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Enjoy highlights from previous shows

Discover new musicians or relive your favorite performances with our library of past Danny Awards.

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Our sponsorsLead Sponsor

Since inception, our long-time friend René Plessner, has been the Lead Sponsor of The Danny Awards. Your generosity has helped create a platform to recognize the extraordinary contributions of artists with disabilities to the world. Thank you for your unwavering support of The Danny Awards and Daniel’s Music. Your kindness, and thoughtfulness are truly appreciated. Thank you to all of our sponsors, for illustrating your passionate commitment to building a more equitable future for artists with disabilities through The Danny Awards.

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Every donation helps us share talent with the world, give musicians the recognition they deserve, and challenge society to think differently about disability.