Kameron Marlowe is an American country music singer-songwriter from Kannapolis, North Carolina, known for a soulful, gritty baritone and a blend of traditional and modern country sounds. His musical journey began in church choirs and high school bands, heavily influenced by the classic country and blues artists he heard on his grandfather’s radio. To support his family during a period of personal hardship, Marlowe initially left college to work as an auto parts salesman for General Motors while continuing to share performance videos online. His talent eventually caught the eye of recruiters for NBC’s The Voice, where he competed in 2018 as part of the show’s 15th season.

Following his time on The Voice, Marlowe moved to Nashville and found breakout success in 2019 with his independently released, platinum-certified single Giving You Up. He later signed with Columbia Nashville and released his debut album, We Were Cowboys, in 2022, followed by his sophomore project, Keepin’ The Lights On, in 2024. His recent work, including the 2025 release Sad Songs for the Soul and the chart-climbing duet Strangers with Ella Langley, has solidified his reputation as a rising force in the genre. Now a headlining artist, Marlowe continues to tour extensively, including a 2026 international run with stops in Mexico, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.

This will be Kameron's third appearance at The Rave/Eagles Club dating back to his 'We Were Cowboys' Tour back in 2023.