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Flint, Texas native William Clark Green has carved out a unique space in the Texas country scene over 15 years with his slice-of-life tunes, rough heartfelt delivery, and country heart with a rock attitude. The singer-songwriter behind the chart-topping hit "She Likes the Beatles" and member of Texas supergroup The Panhandlers draws inspiration from small-town Texas experiences, recently releasing his sixth album "Baker Hotel" which blends roots rock, Western balladry, and Southern rock. Experience his creative evolution and gritty vocals on the Swervin' and Slicin' Tour at Troubadour on Wednesday, October 29.

Weston, Florida native Jake Miller balances viral social media success with heartfelt songwriting on his deeply personal fifth studio album "Balance," released July 2025. The multi-talented singer-songwriter and producer has built a loyal global fanbase (The Millertary) through high-energy live shows featuring fan favorites like "A Million Ways To Miss You" and collaborations with artists like NERIAH. Experience his magnetic pop force and emotionally grounded sound live at Troubadour on Monday, October 27.

Montreal-born jazz-trained multi-instrumentalist Stacey Ryan transforms heartbreak into bubbly, soul-infused pop with her signature jazz-inflected chord changes and warm, agile vocals. After viral TikTok success with "Fall in Love Alone" (500+ million streams globally and #1 in Indonesia), she recently released her debut album "Blessing In Disguise" as an independent artist, showcasing her evolution from viral sensation to compelling songwriter. Catch her headline tour at Troubadour on Thursday, October 30.

Montana-raised Americana folk quartet TopHouse fuses acoustic rock, pop, and bluegrass with Celtic and Irish influences in their relentlessly optimistic songwriting. Originally formed in Missoula by college friends Jesse Davis, Joe Larson, Will Cook, and Andy LaFave, the band relocated to Nashville where they've earned a local residency while touring nationally, recently releasing their contemplative "Practice" EP in February 2025. It's kind of like a rock band married old-fashioned bluegrass and had a little baby—experience their high-energy foot stompers live at Troubadour on Saturday, October 25.

Barbados-born LA singer Ayoni blends pop, R&B, and soul with her soaring vocals. Featured on Noname's Sundial and NPR's Tiny Desk, she released her debut album ISOLA in 2024. Experience her genre-bending sound at Troubadour on Sunday, November 23!

Solo project of multi-instrumentalist Cameron Lew, Ginger Root blends Japanese City Pop with throwback R&B and disco. His latest album SHINBANGUMI was released under Ghostly International and aired on [adult swim]. See him live at Troubadour on Wednesday, November 19!

The Olllam fuses Irish tradition with Detroit psych-rock, featuring Vulfpeck's Joe Dart and Belfast piper John McSherry. Named RTE Radio Best Group in 2022, they recently collaborated with Zedd. See them at Troubadour on Saturday, November 15.

Florida indie folk band The 502s, dubbed "the happiest band on Earth," brings their infectious energy on the Easy Street Tour. Their viral hit "Just A Little While" surpassed 100M streams. See them live at Troubadour on Wednesday November 5!

Vancouver alt-rock trio The Jins blend grunge riffs with punk energy, drawing comparisons to Nirvana and Weezer. With 14+ million streams and their hit "Crutch" peaking at #2 on Canadian Breaking Alt, see them live at Troubadour on Monday, November 10!

Soul-folk troubadour Chris Pierce, who opened for Neil Young and earned NPR acclaim, joins Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Garrison Starr for an intimate evening at Troubadour on Tuesday, November 11.

Canadian indie legend Julie Doiron, founding member of Eric's Trip and Juno Award winner, recently saw her 1996 song "August 10" reach #12 on Billboard's Hot Rock charts after going viral on TikTok. See her at Troubadour on Tuesday, November 18.

New Orleans five-piece The Deslondes blend country, folk, blues, and R&B into an effortless roots music gumbo, earning praise as "The Band of our era." Fresh off their acclaimed 2024 album Roll It Out, catch them live at Troubadour on Sunday, November 16!

Charleston's Stop Light Observations blends blues, pop, and indie rock with soulful vocals from Will Blackburn. After playing Bonnaroo and selling out their hometown's Music Farm, they bring their arena-ready sound to Troubadour on Thursday, November 6!

Los Angeles singer-songwriter Kat Hamilton celebrates the 5-year anniversary of Recovery Songs, her critically acclaimed debut album blending rock, pop, Americana, and emo. See her live at Troubadour on November 9!

LA's explosive 10-piece Jungle Fire fuses Afro-Caribbean rhythms, West African grooves, and heavy funk into their signature TropiFunk sound. Drawing from legends like Fela Kuti and Ray Barretto, catch them live at Troubadour on Friday, November 7!

The Stews blend hard rock, alternative, and indie into explosive live shows that fans compare to Led Zeppelin. Formed at Auburn University in 2020, they've become a touring machine known for their high-energy performances. Catch them at Troubadour on November 21!

Grammy-nominated Georgia singer-songwriter Brent Cobb blends country, Americana, and Southern rock with soulful storytelling. Supporting his new album "Ain't Rocked In A While" (July 2025), Cobb brings The Ain't Rocked In A While Tour to Troubadour on November 13!

Rising indie rock band Dogpark blends 90s alt-rock with infectious stage presence. Named to People Magazine's Fall 2025 Emerging Artists list and signed to Severance Records, they've captivated audiences nationwide. See them live at Troubadour on Wednesday, November 12!

Acclaimed Americana troubadour Todd Snider brings his storytelling magic to life with his latest album High, Lonesome and Then Some. The New York Times hails him as one of modern Americana's most distinct voices. See him live at Troubadour on Tuesday, November 4.

Kansas City singer-songwriter Anson Seabra creates emotive piano-driven pop ballads with nearly half-a-billion streams worldwide. Known for viral hits like "Welcome to Wonderland," catch him live at Troubadour on Thursday, November 20!

Minnesota indie-pop artist Your Smith blends '70s R&B with soft rock on her acclaimed 2024 album The Rub. Known for infectious melodies and candid storytelling, catch her on the rub tour at Troubadour on Saturday, November 22!

Brooklyn indie rock duo Boyish, formed by India Shore and Claire Altendahl at Berklee College of Music, creates colorful introspective music that channels inner angst through raw indie rock with over 20 million streams across their catalogue. Recipients of the 2021 LGBTQ+ Emerging Artist Award, the self-producing pair has garnered praise from Billboard, NPR, and The New Yorker while collaborating with artists like King Princess and appearing on a Record Store Day compilation alongside Taylor Swift and Julien Baker. Experience their emotional depth on The Gun Show at Troubadour this Wednesday!

Trading baseball for music, Mississippi's Adam Doleac blends country, soul, and soft rock with heartfelt lyrics. With over half a billion streams and gold-certified hits topping SiriusXM's The Highway, see him live at Troubadour on Monday, November 3!

California rapper KYLE celebrates the 10th anniversary of his 2015 mixtape Smyle. Known for his upbeat style and chart-topping hit "iSpy" (#4 on Billboard Hot 100), he continues to deliver feel-good music. See him live at Troubadour this Friday!