
Next show — THU 24 SEPT
Ryman Auditorium · Nashville · details →
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Hometown
Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
Genre
country
Upcoming
13 shows
About
Cameron Donald Whitcomb is a Canadian singer and songwriter from Nanaimo, British Columbia, signed to Atlantic Records. He competed on season 20 of American Idol. His sound fuses country and folk pop, his songwriting takes in addiction, mental health, failed relationships and other personal struggles, and he is known for frenetic live performances. “Quitter”, “Medusa”, “Options” and “Kingdom of Fear” have all charted internationally, and his debut album The Hard Way was released on 26 September 2025.
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Who is opening for Cameron Whitcomb on the Kingdom of Fear Tour?
It depends which leg you catch, which is why the answer online keeps contradicting itself. Noah Rinker opens the Ryman in Nashville on 24 September and stays on for San Antonio, New Orleans and Houston. The western run — Sacramento, Garden City, Missoula and Los Angeles — is Nep and Liam St. John instead, and they take Atlanta's Tabernacle too.
What time does Cameron Whitcomb go on stage?
The Kingdom of Fear shows are ticketed for 8pm. Atlanta's Tabernacle spells the whole night out — box office at 6pm, doors at 7pm, show at 8pm — and the Ryman date on 24 September is listed at 8pm as well. That 8pm is when the music starts, and the opener has it first.
Is Cameron Whitcomb playing any festivals in 2026?
Yes — Bourbon & Beyond at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville on 26 September, two days after his Ryman headline show. He is on a bill topped by Chris Stapleton that also carries Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Charley Crockett, The Red Clay Strays and Jessie Murph.
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