If you haven’t caught wind of Kashus Culpepper yet, get ready — this Southern powerhouse is coming in hot with a sound as raw and real as a Mississippi midnight.
Named one of GRAMMY.com’s 25 Artists to Watch in 2025 and recently praised by Elton John as “what Bill Withers would sound like if he made country music,” Culpepper just announced his first full headlining run for this fall. The Alabama-born crooner is taking his soul-soaked brand of country-Americana across the U.S., with stops in Charlotte, Atlanta, Fort Worth, Austin, and more.
Tickets:
- Pre-sale begins Wednesday, August 20 at 10 AM local time
- General on-sale begins Friday, August 22 at 10 AM
- Grab yours at KashusCulpepper.com
Fall 2025 Tour Dates:
- Nov 6 – Sanford, FL – Tuffy’s Music Box
- Nov 8 – Greenville, SC – The Radio Room
- Nov 12 – Charlotte, NC – Amos’ Southend
- Nov 13 – Atlanta, GA – Terminal West
- Dec 4 – Madison, WI – High Noon Saloon
- Dec 5 – Bloomington, IN – The Bluebird
- Dec 6 – Grand Rapids, MI – The Stache
- Dec 12 – Fort Worth, TX – Tulips
- Dec 13 – Austin, TX – Antone’s
New Song “Believe” Drops This Friday, 8/22
This announcement rides alongside news of Culpepper’s next single, “Believe,” which drops this Friday — following up his hauntingly beautiful collab with Sierra Ferrell, “Broken Wing Bird.” If his track record says anything, this one’s bound to hit your gut and stick in your soul.
A Voice That’s Turning Heads
Just over a year into his career, Culpepper’s already shared the stage with Leon Bridges, Whiskey Myers, Dylan Gossett, and Charles Wesley Godwin. His rugged vocals and down-home storytelling have earned praise from People, The Guardian, and even Elton John, who recently sat down with him for a feature interview on Apple Music’s Rocket Hour.
From selling out clubs before ever releasing a single, to taking the stage at Stagecoach and Tortuga, this Navy veteran turned Southern soul poet is the real deal.
Whether you catch him in Texas, the Carolinas, or somewhere in between, don’t miss the chance to see Kashus Culpepper live this fall. He’s one of the most exciting new voices in country music — and by the looks of it, he’s just getting started.