An Evening with Eric Erdman & Scott Sean White

Eric Erdman is a guitar-slinging troubadour whose songwriting blends thoughtful storytelling, sharp wit, and melodies that feel instantly familiar. His lyrics are introspective, sometimes quirky, and always engaging, drawing listeners in with stories that are as memorable as the music itself.

A Mobile favorite and 15-time Lagniappe Awards Solo Musician of the Year, Eric has built an impressive career as both a performer and songwriter. His song “Stone’s Throw” became a hit for The Red Clay Strays, appearing on their Moments to Remember and Live at The Ryman albums. He also co-wrote “Caddo County” with Dave Cobb and The Red Clay Strays for the Grammy-nominated Twisters soundtrack. A four-time TRMA Songwriter of the Year, Eric continues to earn recognition for his work, with his album Enough reaching the Top 20 on the iTunes Country Albums chart.

Scott Sean White is a Texas-based singer-songwriter whose music is rooted in honesty, vulnerability, and the art of telling a great story. Described by Radney Foster as "one of the best songwriters to ever come out of the state of Texas," Scott has earned a reputation for writing songs that resonate long after the final note.

His songwriting credits include several cuts by country superstar Cody Johnson, including the Gold-certified “God Bless the Boy,” “Made a Home,” and “Over Missing You.” His songs have also been recorded by Bryan Martin, including “Years in the Making,” “Poets and Old Souls,” and “Wishbone.” Scott's own albums have received widespread acclaim, with Even Better On the Bad Days debuting at No. 1 on the iTunes Singer-Songwriter chart in 2024. His latest release, Days Are Long, has drawn praise for its deeply personal songwriting and emotional depth.

Performing 120–150 shows a year across the country, Scott has developed a live show that is equal parts music and conversation. His performances are refreshingly honest, weaving together stories of life, faith, struggles, and everything in between, often leaving audiences laughing one minute and reaching for a tissue the next.

Two accomplished songwriters, two distinct perspectives, and an evening of songs with stories worth hearing. The intimate setting of TPR is the perfect place to experience artists like Eric Erdman and Scott Sean White, where every lyric, every story, and every note gets the attention it deserves.

We hope you'll join us for a memorable night of original music!