Warren Zeiders

American singer-songwriter Warren Zeiders brings his raw-edged country to Roundhouse, London, on 18 October 2026. Raised in Hershey, Pennsylvania and splitting time with Nashville, he first caught fire in 2021 when Ride the Lightning spread online, shifting him from bedroom covers to his own lane. Since then, he’s carved a sound that blends acoustic storytelling with a rock pulse, a gravelly voice up front and lyrics circling the road, faith and the fallout that follows late nights. The 717 Tapes (2021) and 717 Tapes, Vol. 2 (2022) sketched the map; Pretty Little Poison (2023) sharpened the choruses without losing the quieter, close-mic feel.

On stage, Zeiders moves between stomp-and-clap drive and stripped ballads, letting the songs breathe before kicking back into gear. The set draws across his early tapes and debut album, with Ride the Lightning and Pretty Little Poison likely anchoring a show that also leaves room for newer material. It’s the sound of a writer who found his audience online, then tested every chorus on the road, bringing that balance of grit and melody to a bigger room.