Seattle-born solo artist Ayron Jones is a massive force in 21st-century rock-and-roll, heralded as a "Lazarus" rising to lead the genre’s modern evolution. With two U.S. Billboard No. 1 rock hits in just three years and international chart-toppers in France and Germany, Jones has released seven Top-40 singles, including the breakout track "Take Me Away," "Mercy," and "Blood in the Water." An iHeart Radio Award nominee, Jones’s meteoric rise from the Seattle club scene to global stages includes opening for The Rolling Stones at the personal request of Mick Jagger, as well as touring with Guns N’ Roses, Shinedown, and Public Enemy. Backed by the Hendrix family and early mentors like Sir Mix-A-Lot, his major-label debut Child of the State (2021) and follow-up Chronicles of the Kid (2023) on Big Machine solidified his place among rock’s elite. As one of the few Black solo artists to ever top the Billboard rock charts, Jones continues to break barriers, collaborating with icons like Matt Cameron (Pearl Jam) and Duff McKagan (Guns N’ Roses) to define the future of the American Dream through raw, high-octane performance