Mitchell Ferguson
The twang, the soul, the swagger - Mitchell Ferguson has it all.
Mitchell Ferguson is a Texas-born country-soul artist whose powerhouse vocals and genre-bending style carve a lane between Chris Stapleton's grit and Teddy Swims' crossover swagger. Blending the grit of country with the anthemic hooks of pop and the smooth cadences of R&B, Ferguson is quickly becoming one of the most exciting new voices emerging from the South.
His latest double single, How Long Does a Heartache and Talk to Me, showcases his evolution as a songwriter and performer - anthems built for big stages, with soaring melodies and a soulful, modern edge. These tracks mark the beginning of a new era for Ferguson, where he bridges Nashville roots with mainstream pop.
Ferguson first broke through with a viral cover of The 1975's "All I Need to Hear" that earned praise from frontman Matty Healy, followed by his breakout anthem
"Drink a Beer." Most recently, his song "In The Paint" - an ode to Waka Flocka Flame's "Hard in the Paint" - went viral with Waka himself sharing and praising the track.
Over the past year, Ferguson has headlined an 18-date U.S. tour and shared stages with Allen Stone, Treaty Oak Revival, Cody Jinx, and Dexter and the Moonrocks. His dynamic live show, marked by soulful performances and high-energy charisma, has proven he can captivate audiences from clubs, arenas and festivals, with a stadium stage in sight. Mitchell is just getting started.
