Former American Idol contestant and Canadian singer-songwriter Cameron Whitcomb brought pop-country music to Austin for his ‘The Kingdom of Fear’ tour at Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater on Oct. 23 with support from fellow country music artist Noah Rinker.
Photos by Carly Schmidt
Noah Rinker smiles and plays the harmonica during country-folk song “Bleeding Heart.”
Noah Rinker smiles and plays the harmonica during country-folk song “Bleeding Heart.”
Rinker plays the harmonica during “Red Bandana.”
Rinker belts the long notes in the emotional ”Matches & Gasoline” off his EP The Pines.
Cameron Whitcomb smiles and interacts with the crowd before the opening chords of “Hundred Mile High” off his debut album The Hard Way.
Whitcomb enthusiastically performs an upbeat version of “Hundred Mile High”: “Kill me just a little bit so I can feel alive / I'll walk on broken glass if it means seeing you tonight.”
Whitcomb enthusiastically performs an upbeat version of “Hundred Mile High”: “Kill me just a little bit so I can feel alive / I'll walk on broken glass if it means seeing you tonight.”
Whitcomb screams to the crowd during a drum break.
Whitcomb dances across the stage while jamming out to rock influenced song “Pretty Little.”
Whitcomb dances across the stage while jamming out to rock influenced song “Pretty Little.”
Whitcomb dances across the stage while jamming out to rock influenced song “Pretty Little.”
Whitcomb dances across the stage while jamming out to rock influenced song “Pretty Little.”
Whitcomb aggressively sings the lyrics to the country-rock song “Shoot Me Dead”: “Your daddy wants to shoot me dead, it's not what I intended / I said "I love you," but I, I never even meant it.”
Whitcomb rocks out with his guitar while performing his 2023 single “Shoot Me Dead.”
Whitcomb sings the energetic pop infused anthem “Bad Apple.”