That’s the proving ground for any musician, but in country, it’s practically law.įrom the moment Seaforth took the stage, their future as one of country music’s brightest duos was undeniable. You can’t be sure if an artist is the next big thing or just another here today, gone later today, until you get them in front of a crowd. A glance at the group’s Spotify will tell you they have over two-million monthly listeners, but not one song has charted above 45 on country radio, and in the age of playlists, it can be hard to know how many streaming listeners are fans. It’s hard to know where an artist like Seaforth stands until you see them in concert. “I Am Not Afraid To Admit I Was Worried We Wouldn’t Sell Ten Tickets, But Looking Out Now, There’s A Lot More Than Ten People In This Room.” This Is One Of Our First Headlining Shows,” Expressed Thompson Following The Group’s First Two Songs. The crowd surged toward the front, leaving just enough space between bodies for a little boot scootin’ boogie, and cheered with enough power to make the already small room feel crowded. Still, you could sense the energy in the room swell as Seaforth took the stage. The hot July sun was still hanging high in the sky when Tom Jordan and Mitch Thompson, along with their band, took the stage at roughly 8:25.Ī local artist named Myron Elkins had already whipped the crowd into a frenzy. On Thursday, July 7, Seaforth brought their high-energy live show to The Stache in Grand Rapids, MI. Following a handful of supporting runs in 2021, including a star-making turn with Davis last fall, the duo recently found themselves on their first proper headline tour. Songs like “Breakup” and the Jordan Davis -assisted “ Good Beer ” have helped the pair scale the country hierarchy in record time, but Seaforth is still making their name known in the live arena. Australian duo Seaforth are lifelong best friends living in Nashville with an album’s worth of potential radio singles and a growing network of famous friends.
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