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JM Stevens
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JM Stevens
vor 2 Monaten
Hi friends, hope all is rockin'. The first round of shows on my album release tour went really well in Galveston, Houston and Baton Rouge. Next up is Oklahoma City thismehr
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Thomas
2. Mai 2024
JM Stevens is a natural born storyteller. His songs sound like they could have been on any classic radio station of the past or present without sounding derivative. He is a true original, great songwriter and one mean guitar player too! He put on a 3 hour show and never once left the audience disappointed that night!
Alexandria, LA@Spirits Food & Friends
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Thomas
7. Oktober 2023
Nothing beats seeing JM Stevens play live! Probably one of the best Americana singer-songwriters out there. He plays songs that sound like they could have been written anytime during the past, while still sounding fresh, original, and modern. Put a great outdoor venue in the mix, on a nice Fall evening and you have the perfect concert experience.
Alexandria, LA@Spirits Food & Friends
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Thomas
2. Oktober 2023
You can't beat agreat outdoor venue, and one of the best songer-songwriters on the Austin scene today. JM STEVENS delivers heartfelt songs, that sound like classics that could have been on FM radio anytime during the last several decades.
Alexandria, LA@Spirits Food & Friends
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Über JM Stevens
Hailing from Austin, Texas by way of West Point, Mississippi, critically acclaimed Americana and roots-rock/pop singer, songwriter, and producer, JM Stevens returns three years after his well-received solo debut, Invisible Lines. Releasing in April 2024, the 10-song Nowhere to Land is an overall mellower, more vulnerable record than its predecessor, though still speckled with some up-tempo rockers. It’s a thoughtful album further set apart by Stevens’ nuanced songcraft, intimate vocals, and organic production.
DittyTV praised Stevens as, “In that sweet spot of pop-rock represented by guys like Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, John Cafferty, Tom Petty, [and] Don Henley,” while The Big Takeover noted how his “Supremely tasteful arrangements keep excess far at bay.”
From contemplative, optimistic opener “Dry Creek” and the more jaunty but no less questioning title track, it’s a record that preserves the raw emotions of Stevens’ songcraft through admirably restrained production. “I wanted to keep it real open,” he said. “And it sometimes sounds bigger that way, because there’s more space to sink into, more room to breathe.”
Pangs of love, loss and loneliness punctuate Nowhere to Land’s bouts of doubt, jealousy, and recurring hope. Songs search for that old spark as lovers grow apart but often, tempered by empathy, resolve into acceptance and letting go. “After the Storm” came to Stevens almost fully formed while out running in the wake of Texas’ infamous 2021 ice storm, while fellow standout “Cherry Sunburst” takes doing whatever it took to acquire a coveted guitar as a metaphor for losing our senses in all manner of other situations.
Catch Stevens on tour in 2024 supporting Nowhere to Land.
"Recalls records from the Jayhawks, Drive-By Truckers, and Uncle Tupelo, blending acoustic, electric, and pedal steel guitars around smooth, upper tenor vocals." - Brian Standefer, Texas Monthly
“Supremely tasteful arrangements keep excess far at bay…Stevens modestly but confidently knocks Invisible Lines out the the park.” - Michael Toland, The Big Takeover
“The majority of these songs sound as if they’ve been lingering in the ethos forever, uncannily familiar yet edgy enough to catch immediate attention and resonate well beyond.” - Lee Zimmerman, Goldmine
“Stevens hits a stride riding solo that mellows the Towers' raucous sound while maintaining the heavy hooks.” - Doug Freeman, Austin Chronicle
DittyTV praised Stevens as, “In that sweet spot of pop-rock represented by guys like Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, John Cafferty, Tom Petty, [and] Don Henley,” while The Big Takeover noted how his “Supremely tasteful arrangements keep excess far at bay.”
From contemplative, optimistic opener “Dry Creek” and the more jaunty but no less questioning title track, it’s a record that preserves the raw emotions of Stevens’ songcraft through admirably restrained production. “I wanted to keep it real open,” he said. “And it sometimes sounds bigger that way, because there’s more space to sink into, more room to breathe.”
Pangs of love, loss and loneliness punctuate Nowhere to Land’s bouts of doubt, jealousy, and recurring hope. Songs search for that old spark as lovers grow apart but often, tempered by empathy, resolve into acceptance and letting go. “After the Storm” came to Stevens almost fully formed while out running in the wake of Texas’ infamous 2021 ice storm, while fellow standout “Cherry Sunburst” takes doing whatever it took to acquire a coveted guitar as a metaphor for losing our senses in all manner of other situations.
Catch Stevens on tour in 2024 supporting Nowhere to Land.
"Recalls records from the Jayhawks, Drive-By Truckers, and Uncle Tupelo, blending acoustic, electric, and pedal steel guitars around smooth, upper tenor vocals." - Brian Standefer, Texas Monthly
“Supremely tasteful arrangements keep excess far at bay…Stevens modestly but confidently knocks Invisible Lines out the the park.” - Michael Toland, The Big Takeover
“The majority of these songs sound as if they’ve been lingering in the ethos forever, uncannily familiar yet edgy enough to catch immediate attention and resonate well beyond.” - Lee Zimmerman, Goldmine
“Stevens hits a stride riding solo that mellows the Towers' raucous sound while maintaining the heavy hooks.” - Doug Freeman, Austin Chronicle
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Genres:
Alternative Country, Rock, Americana, Country, Folk, Folk Rock, Heartland Rock, Pop, Rock And Roll, Roots Rock
Heimatort:
Austin, Texas
Beitragen
Hilf JM Stevens dabei, weiterhin Musik zu machen, die dir gefällt.
Support
Keine demnächst stattfindenden Shows in deiner Stadt
Schicke eine Anfrage an JM Stevens, in deiner Stadt aufzutreten
Um eine Show bitten
concerts and tour dates
Demnächst
Vergangene
Alle Ereignisse & Live-Übertragungen
Weitere Ereignisse anzeigen (7)
Latest Posts
JM Stevens
vor 2 Monaten
Hi friends, hope all is rockin'. The first round of shows on my album release tour went really well in Galveston, Houston and Baton Rouge. Next up is Oklahoma City thismehr
![](https://photos.bandsintown.com/large/16858098.jpeg)
Mehr Beiträge anzeigen
Live-Fotos von JM Stevens
Alle Fotos anzeigen
Tour von JM Stevens
Fan-Bewertungen
![](https://photos.bandsintown.com/thumb/12930615.jpeg)
Thomas
2. Mai 2024
JM Stevens is a natural born storyteller. His songs sound like they could have been on any classic radio station of the past or present without sounding derivative. He is a true original, great songwriter and one mean guitar player too! He put on a 3 hour show and never once left the audience disappointed that night!
Alexandria, LA@Spirits Food & Friends
![](https://photos.bandsintown.com/thumb/12930615.jpeg)
Thomas
7. Oktober 2023
Nothing beats seeing JM Stevens play live! Probably one of the best Americana singer-songwriters out there. He plays songs that sound like they could have been written anytime during the past, while still sounding fresh, original, and modern. Put a great outdoor venue in the mix, on a nice Fall evening and you have the perfect concert experience.
Alexandria, LA@Spirits Food & Friends
![](https://photos.bandsintown.com/thumb/12930615.jpeg)
Thomas
2. Oktober 2023
You can't beat agreat outdoor venue, and one of the best songer-songwriters on the Austin scene today. JM STEVENS delivers heartfelt songs, that sound like classics that could have been on FM radio anytime during the last several decades.
Alexandria, LA@Spirits Food & Friends
Über JM Stevens
Hailing from Austin, Texas by way of West Point, Mississippi, critically acclaimed Americana and roots-rock/pop singer, songwriter, and producer, JM Stevens returns three years after his well-received solo debut, Invisible Lines. Releasing in April 2024, the 10-song Nowhere to Land is an overall mellower, more vulnerable record than its predecessor, though still speckled with some up-tempo rockers. It’s a thoughtful album further set apart by Stevens’ nuanced songcraft, intimate vocals, and organic production.
DittyTV praised Stevens as, “In that sweet spot of pop-rock represented by guys like Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, John Cafferty, Tom Petty, [and] Don Henley,” while The Big Takeover noted how his “Supremely tasteful arrangements keep excess far at bay.”
From contemplative, optimistic opener “Dry Creek” and the more jaunty but no less questioning title track, it’s a record that preserves the raw emotions of Stevens’ songcraft through admirably restrained production. “I wanted to keep it real open,” he said. “And it sometimes sounds bigger that way, because there’s more space to sink into, more room to breathe.”
Pangs of love, loss and loneliness punctuate Nowhere to Land’s bouts of doubt, jealousy, and recurring hope. Songs search for that old spark as lovers grow apart but often, tempered by empathy, resolve into acceptance and letting go. “After the Storm” came to Stevens almost fully formed while out running in the wake of Texas’ infamous 2021 ice storm, while fellow standout “Cherry Sunburst” takes doing whatever it took to acquire a coveted guitar as a metaphor for losing our senses in all manner of other situations.
Catch Stevens on tour in 2024 supporting Nowhere to Land.
"Recalls records from the Jayhawks, Drive-By Truckers, and Uncle Tupelo, blending acoustic, electric, and pedal steel guitars around smooth, upper tenor vocals." - Brian Standefer, Texas Monthly
“Supremely tasteful arrangements keep excess far at bay…Stevens modestly but confidently knocks Invisible Lines out the the park.” - Michael Toland, The Big Takeover
“The majority of these songs sound as if they’ve been lingering in the ethos forever, uncannily familiar yet edgy enough to catch immediate attention and resonate well beyond.” - Lee Zimmerman, Goldmine
“Stevens hits a stride riding solo that mellows the Towers' raucous sound while maintaining the heavy hooks.” - Doug Freeman, Austin Chronicle
DittyTV praised Stevens as, “In that sweet spot of pop-rock represented by guys like Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, John Cafferty, Tom Petty, [and] Don Henley,” while The Big Takeover noted how his “Supremely tasteful arrangements keep excess far at bay.”
From contemplative, optimistic opener “Dry Creek” and the more jaunty but no less questioning title track, it’s a record that preserves the raw emotions of Stevens’ songcraft through admirably restrained production. “I wanted to keep it real open,” he said. “And it sometimes sounds bigger that way, because there’s more space to sink into, more room to breathe.”
Pangs of love, loss and loneliness punctuate Nowhere to Land’s bouts of doubt, jealousy, and recurring hope. Songs search for that old spark as lovers grow apart but often, tempered by empathy, resolve into acceptance and letting go. “After the Storm” came to Stevens almost fully formed while out running in the wake of Texas’ infamous 2021 ice storm, while fellow standout “Cherry Sunburst” takes doing whatever it took to acquire a coveted guitar as a metaphor for losing our senses in all manner of other situations.
Catch Stevens on tour in 2024 supporting Nowhere to Land.
"Recalls records from the Jayhawks, Drive-By Truckers, and Uncle Tupelo, blending acoustic, electric, and pedal steel guitars around smooth, upper tenor vocals." - Brian Standefer, Texas Monthly
“Supremely tasteful arrangements keep excess far at bay…Stevens modestly but confidently knocks Invisible Lines out the the park.” - Michael Toland, The Big Takeover
“The majority of these songs sound as if they’ve been lingering in the ethos forever, uncannily familiar yet edgy enough to catch immediate attention and resonate well beyond.” - Lee Zimmerman, Goldmine
“Stevens hits a stride riding solo that mellows the Towers' raucous sound while maintaining the heavy hooks.” - Doug Freeman, Austin Chronicle
Mehr anzeigen
Genres:
Alternative Country, Rock, Americana, Country, Folk, Folk Rock, Heartland Rock, Pop, Rock And Roll, Roots Rock
Heimatort:
Austin, Texas
Außerdem folgen die Fans
Tom Petty &…
2K Follower
Folgen
Neil Young
2M Follower
Folgen
Ryan Innes
8K Follower
Folgen
Dave Brown
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Folgen
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