Waylon Wyatt « Everywhere Under the Sun »

Waylon Wyatt brings Everywhere Under The Sun to the Vogue Theatre in Vancouver on July 5, 2026. Born in Hackett, Arkansas, the young singer-songwriter has carved out a space between country, red dirt, folk and americana, guided by plainspoken lyrics and stripped-back arrangements. After early attention online, he released Til the Sun Goes Down in 2024 and Out of the Blue in 2025, two EPs that set the tone for his live shows: the voice upfront, the guitar close, and stories that carry the room without excess.

On stage, Wyatt moves between family memories, loss, faith and everyday scenes from the road. Songs like Arkansas Diamond and Phoning Heaven sit alongside newer material, sometimes expanded with a tight band but always anchored in his unvarnished delivery. Influences from Tyler Childers, Hank Williams, Turnpike Troubadours and Johnny Cash surface in his phrasing, while a sharper rhythmic pull hints at a broader listening culture. Collaborations with Bayker Blankenship, Willow Avalon and Wyatt Flores feed into arrangements that stay lean and direct. A night centered on songwriting, where the details matter and the melodies linger.