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letdown.
3 months ago
One week until my Tour begins! I would love to see you in these cities. Come sing along with me!
BE OK TOUR coming to you!
11/06/24 Louisville, KY - Zanzabar
11/07/2more
BE OK TOUR coming to you!
11/06/24 Louisville, KY - Zanzabar
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concerts and tour dates
Past
DEC
01
2024
Cleveland, OH
Beachland Ballroom & Tavern
I Was There
NOV
30
2024
Columbus, OH
Rumba Cafe
I Was There
NOV
29
2024
St Louis, MO
Blueberry Hill
I Was There
NOV
15
2024
Salt Lake City, UT
Kilby Court
I Was There
NOV
14
2024
Fort Collins, CO
The Coast
I Was There
NOV
13
2024
Colorado Springs, CO
Vultures
I Was There
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Fan Reviews

BethAnn
November 30th 2024
One of the best shows of the year! Letdown. Never disappoints but the subliners were so impressive!
St Louis, MO@Blueberry Hill

Patti Jo
November 11th 2024
This show was amazing! All four bands did not disappoint! From Marina Atlanic, Alyeska and Jager Henry; each made you feel like you were there to see them as headliners.
They all had great sound and set list. Letdown brought some great music along with for us to enjoy! Each one complimenting the style of Letdown. And now for the main act, Letdown. Blake and Dom hammered that show down! The song choices were awesome! The crowd even got to hear new songs: Imposter Syndrome, Me Myself & I, Evidence and of course the tour headline "Be Okay" but with a twist as Blake and Dom grab acoustic guitars and sing the song softly. Of course the classics were a must. Some of my personal favorites: Crying In The Shower, Shipwreck & Karma. Needless to say, you won't be disappointed if your a Letdown fan as this tour continues. And grab the VIP too! You'll get some one on one time with Blake, a lanyard, special T shirt and a signed poster.
Chicago, IL@Cobra Lounge

Kat
November 9th 2024
The artists were fantastic, but the venue got really hot. Plus the sound wasn't as balanced as it could be. 5 stars for all the musicians though, I absolutely loved them!
Council Bluffs, IA@Maloney's Irish Pub
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About letdown.
Letdown. While everyone else was learning to garden or make bread from scratch in 2020, Blake Coddington was busy finding a new way to musically express himself. The Chicago-based rocker launched Letdown. (period included), a new project that features his powerful range of vocals and deeply personal lyrics over catchy guitar hooks and hypnotizing drum beats.
Or in Coddington’s words, “It’s just me crying about my problems.”
But while the songwriter — who could pass as Jason Momoa playing the lead role in a film about rock ‘n roll — may be a little facetious in the description of his own music, Coddington’s mental health struggles have served as a primary creative focus for Letdown. thus far. The Big Loud Rock artist is looking to share his experiences to let others know that they’re not alone in their own struggles, and he’s found a home already in large swathes of the internet.
“I write music not only as therapy for myself, but for others who feel they are spread too thin, falling short or just not good enough,” Coddington explains.
In just six months, Letdown. saw 500k followers on TikTok, more than 265k monthly listeners on Spotify, and nearly 100k on Instagram — and that’s before counting the 12+ million streams Coddington’s singles have picked up. Of course, the emotionally vulnerable rocker is fully aware that TikTok hasn’t exactly become a bastion of heavier music just yet, and his bearded and tattooed look stands out from the platform’s assortment of teenage pop stars and dance routines.
“I started posting on TikTok because I figured if all these guys doing pop music can do it, then I can at least put myself out there a little bit,” Coddington says. “I didn't expect much, but then I started going to bed every night and waking up with 50,000 or 100,000 new followers. The first video I posted did like 500,000 views in the first three hours, and I didn't know what to do with that because I came from a world where you make music, put it on YouTube to show to your friends, and 10 years later it has like 100 views.”
At the time, Coddington was working a dead-end job (that he hated) in Indiana, and Letdown. was just supposed to be a little creative and emotional outlet for his spare time. But after achieving his initial online success, music (and getting people to listen to it on platforms outside of just TikTok) became a much larger focus for the artist. Ten singles, a handful of music videos, and bigger streaming and social numbers than he ever thought he’d see later, Coddington is ready to take the next step in his musical journey and start bringing his music live to the fans who have stuck with him throughout the pandemic.
“Touring is the only thing I can think about these days,” Coddington says. “I lose sleep over it every night. I dream of playing music in front of people every day, so touring is hopefully going to be a big part of the next few years of my life. I just want to get on the damn road!”
Or in Coddington’s words, “It’s just me crying about my problems.”
But while the songwriter — who could pass as Jason Momoa playing the lead role in a film about rock ‘n roll — may be a little facetious in the description of his own music, Coddington’s mental health struggles have served as a primary creative focus for Letdown. thus far. The Big Loud Rock artist is looking to share his experiences to let others know that they’re not alone in their own struggles, and he’s found a home already in large swathes of the internet.
“I write music not only as therapy for myself, but for others who feel they are spread too thin, falling short or just not good enough,” Coddington explains.
In just six months, Letdown. saw 500k followers on TikTok, more than 265k monthly listeners on Spotify, and nearly 100k on Instagram — and that’s before counting the 12+ million streams Coddington’s singles have picked up. Of course, the emotionally vulnerable rocker is fully aware that TikTok hasn’t exactly become a bastion of heavier music just yet, and his bearded and tattooed look stands out from the platform’s assortment of teenage pop stars and dance routines.
“I started posting on TikTok because I figured if all these guys doing pop music can do it, then I can at least put myself out there a little bit,” Coddington says. “I didn't expect much, but then I started going to bed every night and waking up with 50,000 or 100,000 new followers. The first video I posted did like 500,000 views in the first three hours, and I didn't know what to do with that because I came from a world where you make music, put it on YouTube to show to your friends, and 10 years later it has like 100 views.”
At the time, Coddington was working a dead-end job (that he hated) in Indiana, and Letdown. was just supposed to be a little creative and emotional outlet for his spare time. But after achieving his initial online success, music (and getting people to listen to it on platforms outside of just TikTok) became a much larger focus for the artist. Ten singles, a handful of music videos, and bigger streaming and social numbers than he ever thought he’d see later, Coddington is ready to take the next step in his musical journey and start bringing his music live to the fans who have stuck with him throughout the pandemic.
“Touring is the only thing I can think about these days,” Coddington says. “I lose sleep over it every night. I dream of playing music in front of people every day, so touring is hopefully going to be a big part of the next few years of my life. I just want to get on the damn road!”
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Band Members:
Blake Coddington - Vocals
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letdown.
3 months ago
One week until my Tour begins! I would love to see you in these cities. Come sing along with me!
BE OK TOUR coming to you!
11/06/24 Louisville, KY - Zanzabar
11/07/2more
BE OK TOUR coming to you!
11/06/24 Louisville, KY - Zanzabar
11/07/2more

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concerts and tour dates
Past
DEC
01
2024
Cleveland, OH
Beachland Ballroom & Tavern
I Was There
NOV
30
2024
Columbus, OH
Rumba Cafe
I Was There
NOV
29
2024
St Louis, MO
Blueberry Hill
I Was There
NOV
15
2024
Salt Lake City, UT
Kilby Court
I Was There
NOV
14
2024
Fort Collins, CO
The Coast
I Was There
NOV
13
2024
Colorado Springs, CO
Vultures
I Was There
Show More Dates
Fan Reviews

BethAnn
November 30th 2024
One of the best shows of the year! Letdown. Never disappoints but the subliners were so impressive!
St Louis, MO@Blueberry Hill

Patti Jo
November 11th 2024
This show was amazing! All four bands did not disappoint! From Marina Atlanic, Alyeska and Jager Henry; each made you feel like you were there to see them as headliners.
They all had great sound and set list. Letdown brought some great music along with for us to enjoy! Each one complimenting the style of Letdown. And now for the main act, Letdown. Blake and Dom hammered that show down! The song choices were awesome! The crowd even got to hear new songs: Imposter Syndrome, Me Myself & I, Evidence and of course the tour headline "Be Okay" but with a twist as Blake and Dom grab acoustic guitars and sing the song softly. Of course the classics were a must. Some of my personal favorites: Crying In The Shower, Shipwreck & Karma. Needless to say, you won't be disappointed if your a Letdown fan as this tour continues. And grab the VIP too! You'll get some one on one time with Blake, a lanyard, special T shirt and a signed poster.
Chicago, IL@Cobra Lounge

Kat
November 9th 2024
The artists were fantastic, but the venue got really hot. Plus the sound wasn't as balanced as it could be. 5 stars for all the musicians though, I absolutely loved them!
Council Bluffs, IA@Maloney's Irish Pub
View More Fan Reviews
About letdown.
Letdown. While everyone else was learning to garden or make bread from scratch in 2020, Blake Coddington was busy finding a new way to musically express himself. The Chicago-based rocker launched Letdown. (period included), a new project that features his powerful range of vocals and deeply personal lyrics over catchy guitar hooks and hypnotizing drum beats.
Or in Coddington’s words, “It’s just me crying about my problems.”
But while the songwriter — who could pass as Jason Momoa playing the lead role in a film about rock ‘n roll — may be a little facetious in the description of his own music, Coddington’s mental health struggles have served as a primary creative focus for Letdown. thus far. The Big Loud Rock artist is looking to share his experiences to let others know that they’re not alone in their own struggles, and he’s found a home already in large swathes of the internet.
“I write music not only as therapy for myself, but for others who feel they are spread too thin, falling short or just not good enough,” Coddington explains.
In just six months, Letdown. saw 500k followers on TikTok, more than 265k monthly listeners on Spotify, and nearly 100k on Instagram — and that’s before counting the 12+ million streams Coddington’s singles have picked up. Of course, the emotionally vulnerable rocker is fully aware that TikTok hasn’t exactly become a bastion of heavier music just yet, and his bearded and tattooed look stands out from the platform’s assortment of teenage pop stars and dance routines.
“I started posting on TikTok because I figured if all these guys doing pop music can do it, then I can at least put myself out there a little bit,” Coddington says. “I didn't expect much, but then I started going to bed every night and waking up with 50,000 or 100,000 new followers. The first video I posted did like 500,000 views in the first three hours, and I didn't know what to do with that because I came from a world where you make music, put it on YouTube to show to your friends, and 10 years later it has like 100 views.”
At the time, Coddington was working a dead-end job (that he hated) in Indiana, and Letdown. was just supposed to be a little creative and emotional outlet for his spare time. But after achieving his initial online success, music (and getting people to listen to it on platforms outside of just TikTok) became a much larger focus for the artist. Ten singles, a handful of music videos, and bigger streaming and social numbers than he ever thought he’d see later, Coddington is ready to take the next step in his musical journey and start bringing his music live to the fans who have stuck with him throughout the pandemic.
“Touring is the only thing I can think about these days,” Coddington says. “I lose sleep over it every night. I dream of playing music in front of people every day, so touring is hopefully going to be a big part of the next few years of my life. I just want to get on the damn road!”
Or in Coddington’s words, “It’s just me crying about my problems.”
But while the songwriter — who could pass as Jason Momoa playing the lead role in a film about rock ‘n roll — may be a little facetious in the description of his own music, Coddington’s mental health struggles have served as a primary creative focus for Letdown. thus far. The Big Loud Rock artist is looking to share his experiences to let others know that they’re not alone in their own struggles, and he’s found a home already in large swathes of the internet.
“I write music not only as therapy for myself, but for others who feel they are spread too thin, falling short or just not good enough,” Coddington explains.
In just six months, Letdown. saw 500k followers on TikTok, more than 265k monthly listeners on Spotify, and nearly 100k on Instagram — and that’s before counting the 12+ million streams Coddington’s singles have picked up. Of course, the emotionally vulnerable rocker is fully aware that TikTok hasn’t exactly become a bastion of heavier music just yet, and his bearded and tattooed look stands out from the platform’s assortment of teenage pop stars and dance routines.
“I started posting on TikTok because I figured if all these guys doing pop music can do it, then I can at least put myself out there a little bit,” Coddington says. “I didn't expect much, but then I started going to bed every night and waking up with 50,000 or 100,000 new followers. The first video I posted did like 500,000 views in the first three hours, and I didn't know what to do with that because I came from a world where you make music, put it on YouTube to show to your friends, and 10 years later it has like 100 views.”
At the time, Coddington was working a dead-end job (that he hated) in Indiana, and Letdown. was just supposed to be a little creative and emotional outlet for his spare time. But after achieving his initial online success, music (and getting people to listen to it on platforms outside of just TikTok) became a much larger focus for the artist. Ten singles, a handful of music videos, and bigger streaming and social numbers than he ever thought he’d see later, Coddington is ready to take the next step in his musical journey and start bringing his music live to the fans who have stuck with him throughout the pandemic.
“Touring is the only thing I can think about these days,” Coddington says. “I lose sleep over it every night. I dream of playing music in front of people every day, so touring is hopefully going to be a big part of the next few years of my life. I just want to get on the damn road!”
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Band Members:
Blake Coddington - Vocals
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