Columbia Nashville crooner Kameron Marlowe made his debut at Nashville's famed Ryman Auditorium on 10/26 with a spirited sold out performance.

Highlights included comedian Justin Danger-Nunley joining him for a shotgun beer-drinking challenge and an acoustic performance of the George Jones classic "The Grand Tour" with newcomer Belle Frantz.

After an appearance on Season 15 of The Voice in 2018, Marlowe relocated to Music City to pursue his career. By 2020, he had deals with Columbia Nashville, AMG and Sony/ATV Music Publishing. His debut album, We Were Cowboys, arrived in 2022, while his sophomore effort, Keepin' the Lights On, dropped in May.

Find the performance of "The Grand Tour" here and a photo of Marlowe wailing on the guitar above. Pictured below relieved not to be exposed to our wailing are (l-r) SMP's Rusty Gaston, Marlowe, Red Light Management's Kaitlin Madewell, SMP's Anna Weisband and Sony Music Nashville EVP/COO Ken Robold.