Kaitlyn Danos keeps her introduction simple: “Hiii I’m Kaitlyn!! I sing songs about life and Jesus!!” On TikTok that has added up to about 36,700 followers and 1.7 million likes. Off the app, she has been releasing music at a pace most independent artists can’t match, and two days ago she put out her fourth EP, EYES ON YOU (Vol. 2).
At a glance
- Name: Kaitlyn Danos
- Sound: Christian pop, singer-songwriter
- Newest: EYES ON YOU (Vol. 2) EP (October 16, 2026)
- Following: about 36,700 on TikTok, 1.7 million likes
- On tour: Shows through November 16
- Handle: @kaitlyndanoss
Who is Kaitlyn Danos?
Kaitlyn Danos is an independent Christian pop singer-songwriter. Her first single, “Growing Pains,” came out in May 2024. Since then she has released four EPs and a long run of singles, and she plays live too: this fall she opened for Lauren Moore in Knoxville and is on a string of shows, most of them Young Life events, through mid-November.
Her catalog is filed under Christian pop on Apple Music, and her song titles read like her bio, life and faith side by side: “Homesick,” “Growing Pains,” “Unbelief,” “Be Still,” “Enough For Me.”
What is on EYES ON YOU (Vol. 2)?
The new EP, released October 16, 2026, has four songs: “Enough For Me,” “East From West,” “Waiting On The Shore” and “Like A Stream.” “Enough For Me” (July) and “East From West” (September) came out first as singles. It completes a two-part project that began with EYES ON YOU (vol. 1) in June, which included “Keep Me,” “Always There,” “Unbelief” and “Can’t Stay” with Wes Harris.
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What else has Kaitlyn Danos released?
- Honest (2025), six songs including “Better,” “Homesick,” “Honest,” “In The Clouds,” “Best In Mind” and “Emma.”
- with you (October 2025), five songs including “Not Mine,” “Your House,” “But You Did,” “Be Still” and “So Sweet.”
- EYES ON YOU (vol. 1) (June 2026), with “Keep Me,” “Always There,” “Unbelief” and “Can’t Stay.”
- EYES ON YOU (Vol. 2) (October 2026), her newest.
She also shows up on other artists’ songs: “Used By You” with REYNE, plus “Not Alone (feat. Jess Russ)” and “Helper,” both with the worship collective In Every Generation, the latter alongside Sully Bright.
Where can you see Kaitlyn Danos live?
Her link page lists these upcoming shows:
- Greenville, Young Life show, October 19
- Sevierville, Young Life show, October 26
- Ann Arbor, coffee shop show, November 6
- St. Louis, Young Life house show, November 14
- Fort Worth, Young Life show, November 16
RSVP links for each are on her link page.
Where to find Kaitlyn Danos
- TikTok: @kaitlyndanoss
- Instagram: @kaitlyndanoss
- Apple Music: Kaitlyn Danos
- Stream EYES ON YOU (Vol. 2): all platforms
- All links and shows: linktr.ee/kaitlyndanos
Frequently asked questions
Who is Kaitlyn Danos?
Kaitlyn Danos is an independent Christian pop singer-songwriter. Her TikTok bio says, “I sing songs about life and Jesus,” and she has about 36,700 followers and 1.7 million likes there.
What is Kaitlyn Danos’s newest release?
EYES ON YOU (Vol. 2), released October 16, 2026, with “Enough For Me,” “East From West,” “Waiting On The Shore” and “Like A Stream.”
What EPs has Kaitlyn Danos released?
Honest (2025), with you (2025), EYES ON YOU (vol. 1) (2026) and EYES ON YOU (Vol. 2) (2026).
Who has Kaitlyn Danos collaborated with?
Wes Harris on “Can’t Stay,” REYNE on “Used By You,” and In Every Generation on “Not Alone (feat. Jess Russ)” and “Helper,” which also features Sully Bright.
Where can I see Kaitlyn Danos live?
Her link page lists fall shows in Greenville (Oct. 19), Sevierville (Oct. 26), Ann Arbor (Nov. 6), St. Louis (Nov. 14) and Fort Worth (Nov. 16), most of them Young Life events.
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