Sean Holcomb

Florida native and Nashville recording artist, Sean Holcomb, brings soulful songwriting, heart-tingling vocals, foot-stomping guitar abilities, irresistible personality and head-turning stage presence together in one delightfully authentic, ‘fresh-vintage’ country music package. With songs like American Dream, tailor-made for the times we are in, the irresistible vocal and instrumental blend of My Way or the Highway, his incredible writing signature on Let You Leave, the pull at your heart strings ballad Drinking for Two, and the barnburner South of the South, Sean is an artist and songwriter worth standing up for in today’s world of endless musical redundancy.

Sean’s songs are all original, self-written, true-life experiences. The song that is perhaps his best reflection of his fans’ ability to relate to Sean’s lyrics is Let You Leave. This second chance love song was nominated for the American Songwriter song of the year in 2021. When all was said and done, Let You Leave landed in the top 35 out of tens of thousands of song submissions.

Rising popularity has come as no surprise to the Orlando native’s devoted Central Florida following.  Sean Holcomb was named the “Best Country Act '' in Orlando Weekly ‘s “Best of Orlando,” in 2023. The top-ranking marks the fourth time since 2019 that Holcomb was named to the number one spot as he also won in 2022, 2021 and 2019. Fans also voted Sean as Blake Shelton’s Ole Red Battle of the Bands Winner, beating bands from Shelton’s Home State of Oklahoma and the original Ole Red in Nashville.

Holcomb is no stranger to the stage. Most recently, he opened the stage in support of Rodney Atkins, Tyler Farr, and Walker Hayes. Sean has also been supported by artists such as John Anderson, Daryle Singletary, Rhett Akins, Lucero, Kenny Chesney, Mo Pitney, The Cadillac Three, LoCash, Thomas Rhett, Drake White and many more.

Often compared to the likes of Chris Stapleton, Jamey Johnson and Travis Tritt, Holcomb is bringing a fresh new ‘old’ vibe to country music with his original songwriting and a distinctive sound best described as a blend of ‘vintage country,’ Americana and country-rock. The perfect combination of grit and grace, Holcomb’s true-to-life cowboy persona is as real as it gets, drawing on his time as a former cowboy in southern Colorado. His thoughtful lyrics are laced with honest perspective from his lessons in love, loss, life, redemption, and yes — sometimes splashed with the alcohol-infused energy and modest swagger of a rising star.