Recently recognized by both Rolling Stone and Pandora as an “Artist To Watch,” New Hampshire native Adam Wakefield’s first live performance was a show-and-tell in first grade playing Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata on piano. An undeniably talented singer, songwriter and musician, Wakefield relocated to Nashville and cemented his place as a lead on every stage he played both as a solo artist and with his bluegrass band. He earned the runner-up spot on Season 10 of The Voice in 2016, then topped the iTunes Top Songs chart with “Lonesome, Broken and Blue” after performing the song on the show’s season finale. On Gods and Ghosts, his debut full-length album released Nov. 30, 2018, Wakefield’s musical influences range from bluesy country to Memphis soul. Often compared to Chris Stapleton, he sang for a time, as Stapleton did, with bluegrass band the SteelDrivers.