Rarely so honest and piercingly emotional - Allman Brown writes songs that cut straight to the bone. Think Bon Iver meets Springsteen, with a voice that grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go.

Allman Brown writes songs for films that haven’t been made yet. His music—featured in shows like Suits, The Good Doctor, and Criminal Minds—sinks under your skin and stays with you. He moves between folk, indie pop, and subtle electronics, drawing inspiration from artists like Paul Simon, Feist, and Tracy Chapman.

Tracks like “Sweetest Thing,” “Fires,” “Breathe In, Breathe Out,” “Dust & Heat,” and “My Ordinary Life” have become modern indie classics—intimate anthems about love, loss, and everything in between. His latest album, Second Son, produced by Grammy-winner Peter Katis (The National, Interpol), is his boldest and richest work to date.

Live, Brown is at his best: intense, vulnerable, and capable of delivering stadium-sized choruses when the moment calls for it. Expect an evening of small stories with big feelings—for anyone who loves music that goes straight to the heart.