When Kameron Marlowe first stepped on to The Voice stage, it wasn’t just any ol’ country singer taking the mic. And when Blake Shelton first turned his chair, he knew this 21-year-old from Kannapolis, North Carolina was about to start somethin’ big.
With Blake as his coach, Kameron wowed fans all over the world with his soulful voice and authentic personality, proving that he wasn’t just a flash in the pan, but a star in the making. And while he didn’t walk home with the trophy, his friendship with the boss man was a prize all its own. Kameron lit up the stage at Ole Red Nashville later that year and he quickly became a must-see act in the Ole Red artist family.
After The Voice, Kameron didn’t take his foot off the gas. With a powerhouse voice and 100-proof energy that drew in the rowdy Broadway crowds, it didn’t take long for his performances to get noticed. And quicker than you can say big break, he had a record deal, a certified gold single, and a nationwide tour.
In 2021, Kameron made his Grand Ole Opry debut and in 2023, he was selected for Opry NextStage, which showcases up-and-coming artists on their way to superstardom. This summer, he kicked off his “Keepin’ The Lights On” world tour.
With all his hard-earned success, Kameron always finds his way back to Ole Red for some hell-raisin’, country-lovin’ fun. We just love when he pops by Blake’s place—and the fans do, too. Ole Red is all about serving up top country talent… and Kameron is the cream of the country crop.
Now, Kameron’s journey is hitting a helluva milestone—his first headlining show at the world-famous Ryman Auditorium, which is already sold out. From rockin’ the crowd at Ole Red to playing a packed house at the “Mother Church,” Kameron’s making big waves in country music. Ole Red is proud to have been part of that ride, and we’re gonna love what happens next. Keep your boots on, y’all—this is just the beginning.
