Noah Guthrie at White Lilac

There are voices that simply fill a room—and Noah Guthrie has one of them.

The South Carolina Americana singer-songwriter brings a powerhouse blend of country, rock, soul, and roots music to The White Lilac, pairing a richly textured, blues-soaked voice with songs that feel honest, lived-in, and deeply human. His sound has been described as carrying the country-rock grit of Chris Stapleton with the songwriter authenticity of Jason Isbell—big, emotional, Southern, and impossible to fake.

Guthrie first caught national attention through his viral YouTube performances, where his unmistakable voice earned millions of views and eventually caught the attention of television producers. He went on to play Roderick Meeks in the final season of FOX’s GLEE, reached the semifinals on season 13 of NBC’s America’s Got Talent, and has performed on The Today Show, The Tonight Show, Hallmark Channel’s Home & Family, and ABC’s Dancing With the Stars.

But beyond the TV credits and viral numbers, Noah Guthrie is, at his core, a serious songwriter and road-tested performer. He has released three acclaimed albums—Among the Wildest Things, The Valley, and Blue Wall—and has shared stages with Willie Nelson, Ed Sheeran, Ben Rector, Sister Hazel, Matt Nathanson, Dwight Yoakam, and more. He has also had the rare honor of opening 12 shows for Willie Nelson.

His reach is massive—more than 110 million streams across platforms, hundreds of thousands of monthly Spotify listeners, music added to over 1.28 million user playlists, and a combined social following approaching one million, including more than half a million YouTube subscribers. Yet what makes this show special is the chance to hear that voice and those songs up close, in an intimate listening room built for exactly this kind of performance.

American Songwriter wrote, “Guthrie’s roots as a South Carolinian from a musical family, run deeply Country/Americana. But his genre-bending vocal range sets him apart sonically and could place him anywhere in the industry.”

The Musical Divide praised him as “the sort of charismatic presence with a huge, expressive range capable of capturing sheer, fiery intensity almost naturally.”

And Red Guitar Music put it plainly: “The guy can really sing.”

Noah Guthrie at The White Lilac is the kind of show that reminds you what a great voice can do in a small room—no distance, no distraction, just a world-class singer-songwriter and a room that listens.