JAIME WYATT

About This Event

Pitchfork once called me “one of the most exciting and skillful storytellers” working today. It feels weird to write down about myself but I don’t take it lightly, because my life has given me stories I never imagined I’d tell.

I grew up on the West Coast, a kid in boots making up songs before I could write them down. Music carried me through early career highs, brutal lows, addiction, and nearly a year in the Los Angeles County jail. When I wrote my first record, Felony Blues, I was turning survival into song. When I found sobriety, I started to unpeel the layers of myself, my queerness, my gender identity, and my own voice which lead to Neon Cross, a record that opened the door wider than I’d ever allowed before.

My most recent work, Feel Good, is about healing and freedom. I wanted to challenge the boundaries of what country was to me, to bend it around soul, groove, and psyche, while still staying rooted in storytelling. For me, I never want to fit a mold, it’s about making space for outliers, for queer love, for joy, for resilience.

This is the journey I’m on - to heal, to use any means I can to stand up for those I love, live honestly, write fearlessly, and keep singing until all the stories are out of my being. If that speaks to you, you are welcome here.

Date and Time

February 26, 2026 @ 8:00 pm