UK Tour

Bringing a heartfelt blend of storytelling and soul, Alex Rogers and Lance Rogers embark on their UK Tour, a distinctive journey uniting Kentucky’s Bluegrass soul with South Carolina’s introspective Americana. This collaboration offers UK audiences a chance to experience two compelling artists rooted in the traditions of their Southern American homelands, but each bringing a unique and deeply personal voice to the stage.

Alex Rogers crafts songs that reach into the depths of human experience with honesty and vulnerability. His debut EP, Hand Me Down, recorded in Nashville, unfolds as a tender exploration of family, growth, and emotional reflection. Alex’s music is grounded in the tradition of Southern storytelling, yet it carries the quiet strength of personal discovery, turning his life’s moments into shared spaces of healing and connection.

Lance Rogers adds a rugged yet heartfelt dimension born from his Kentucky roots and blue-collar upbringing. Known for his authenticity and raw emotional delivery, Lance’s performances have earned him a respected place in the Americana scene. His dedication shines in his debut studio album, Too Late For Flowers, an evocative collection of songs that display his skill in crafting compelling narratives imbued with powerful emotion.

Originating from different parts of the American South, their collaboration is a rare and rich melding of stories and sounds. Together, they represent the best of contemporary Southern songwriting—real, raw, and resonant.

The White Lion Royal Hotel, Bala

This intimate venue, nestled in the heart of Bala, Gwynedd, presents the perfect setting for this UK Tour date. With its cosy atmosphere and a capacity that encourages close audience connection, The White Lion Royal Hotel offers an up-close encounter with Alex and Lance’s sincere and evocative performances. Visitors to this historic pub will find themselves immersed in a night of Americana soul and Southern storytelling, a memorable occasion enhanced by the warm hospitality of this Welsh locale.