21-year-old singer-songwriter Cameron Whitcomb has shared his remarkable debut EP, Quitter, available everywhere now via Atlantic Records HERE.
The collection features profoundly personal singles, “Love Myself” and the courageous title track, “Quitter,” the latter of which chronicles Whitcomb’s battle to overcome addiction and has already proven a fan favorite.
Whitcomb will celebrate the new EP with his upcoming Quitter Tour, a wide-ranging run of North American headline dates getting underway October 1 at Portland, OR’s The Showroom and then traveling through early December. Highlights include shows at famed venues including Nashville, TN’s The Mil at Cannery Hall (October 15), Athens, GA’s 40 Watt Club (October 23), New York City’s Mercury Lounge (November 1), and Toronto, ON’s The Opera House (December 4), the last recently upgraded to a larger venue by popular demand.
In addition, a series of dates supporting award-nominated country star Morgan Wade will make stops in Omaha, Kansas City, and other Midwestern cities through November. For complete details and ticket information, please see thecamwhitcomb.com.
Quitter also follows the arrival earlier this year of Whitcomb’s label debut single, “Rocking Chair,” which quickly garnered over 40M combined views across socials prior to release and is joined by an official “Behind The Song” music video streaming HERE.
Cameron Whitcomb brings a unique perspective to songwriting, deeply influenced by his own life experiences, including his battles with addiction and journey through the music industry. Having grown up in Nanaimo, British Columbia, he began working on a pipeline after leaving home at 17. Whitcomb’s life took a turn when he discovered singing at the age of 19, performing karaoke on weekends before his raw talent caught the attention of an American Idol executive through a video posted on Reddit, marking the beginning of his ascent in the music world. He began winning over fans as a contestant on Season 20 of American Idol, reaching the top 20.
Whitcomb carried on with increasingly popular independent releases including “The Devil I’ve Seen,” showcasing a raw and authentic songwriting style that draws listeners into his world through vivid storytelling and emotional honesty. Through his music, Whitcomb offers a glimpse into the complexities of his life and the darker aspects of human experiences, inviting audiences to connect with the more profound, often unspoken realities. His ability to weave personal tales into compelling musical narratives sets him apart in the songwriting landscape, resonating with listeners who find solace and understanding in his words.