Kameron Marlowe – 21+ ONLY event

This event is hosted at New Belgium Brewing Company (500 Linden Street, Fort Collins). It is an outdoor event and primarily standing room venue, please prepare accordingly. The event is 21+ only. Weapons of any kind, non-service animals, portable chairs, blankets and outside food and drink will not be permitted. When purchasing a ticket, you agree to the policy that tickets are non-refundable. Reach out to boxoffice@washingtonsfoco.com with any questions. Check out the FAQs here.

Kameron Marlowe with Opening Act TBA

One of Nashville’s most exciting up-and-coming voices, Marlowe has indeed been through some changes recently, from adapting to a new life on the road to
breaking through with the Platinum-certified single “Giving You Up” and touring alongside some of country music’s biggest stars. That journey is reflected in the sixteen songs of his sophomore album, Keepin’ the Lights On, from the introspection of “On My Way Out” to the romantic turmoil of “Strangers.”

“I grew a lot mentally,” says Marlowe of the album’s emotional range. “I had a lot of hard stuff on my plate and I had to learn to be a little stronger and not take things so personally all the time. I learned how to fall back in love — getting engaged and fixin’ to get married — after going through a situation I wrote about on the last record. I’ve lived a lot of life in the past few years that really opened my mind to some new ideas.”

The scope and maturity of the album establish Marlowe as a true force in today’s country music — a triple-threat singer, songwriter, and performer blazing his own path, marked by his distinctively soulful and resonant vocals. And it hasn’t taken him long to find a following, having already racked up almost 900 million career global streams.

Born in Kannapolis, North Carolina, Marlowe grew up singing in church and formed a band in high school. After leaving college to help support his family, he began uploading performances online and started gaining traction. He subsequently moved to Nashville and released “Giving You Up” independently; when the song — written by himself after his girlfriend broke up with him, right before he was planning on proposing — went viral, Marlowe landed management and songwriting deals and eventually signed with Sony Music Nashville.

To Kameron Marlowe, if his second album is a statement of purpose, the culmination comes with the title track. “My family was never rich, we’ve always just made it by,” he says. “And for the first time ever, I saw my dad kind of be humbled when he lost his job of almost 20 years working in a magnet factory. He came to me and was like, ‘Man, I really don’t know how I’m gonna keep the lights on.’ This music industry is so hard, and it can mentally drain you and screw you up, but when I started my career, I made a promise to myself that as hard as it would get, I would always try and tell the truth and do this the right way versus just chasing whatever’s working at the time. This song represents that for me and that’s why it had to be the album title.”