Alluvion Presents: The Max Lockwood Trio wsg Addison Agen

Catch a fresh take on Max Lockwood as he returns to The Alluvion stage, this time in exclusive trio form with very special guest Addison Agen opening up the evening with a solo performance.

The Trio:

Max Lockwood - vocals/songs/guitar/bass

Jeff Moehle - drums

Eric O'Daly - vocals/multi-instumentalist

Songwriter, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and poet Max Lockwood has a sound rooted in songcraft and heartfelt lyricism. His music is a unification of rock & roll with folk and pop. With full arrangements and rich, poetic lyrics Max creates deep, sonic landscapes that reveal truths of love, adversity, growth. The intertwined essences bring a thoughtful and fresh new take on the singer-songwriter genre.

Max channels the flair of Tom Petty and the eloquence of the Beat Generation’s finest to create his distinctive sound. His powerful voice, akin to Tom Petty or Bruce Springsteen, draws listeners in with its raw emotion. Max tells a story with each song with rich, vulnerable tones and unbridled spirit. When Max Lockwood sings, he captures the attention of any crowd.

Max is also the front man for The Insiders, a Michigan-based Tom Petty tribute. He plays bass with one of folk’s most-loved songbirds, May Erlewine. Max resides in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he is continuously writing and growing as a music educator.

Addison Agen is an Indie-Folk and Americana singer-songwriter best known as Season 13’s first runner-up on NBC’s The Voice. Based out of Nashville, Tennessee, the 23-year-old’s powerful and heart-wrenching voice welcomes listeners of all kinds to be grateful and self-reflective. Addison has shared the stage with artists such as Bob Seger, JOSEPH, Gordon Lightfoot, Brandy Clark, Peter Mulvey, Liz Longley, and May Erlewine while performing at top venues/events including The Winter Jam Tour, The Philadelphia Folk Festival, Nashville’s Famous Bluebird Cafe, The Ark, and Caffe Lena. Her reflective music is woven together with themes of hopefulness, acceptance, and joy and her new, full-length record will be released in spring 2025.

In late 2024, Addison and Skye Peterson launched a new band called Fielder, an alternative-folk duo with songs that are spirited, heartfelt, and thoughtful. The full album will be released in April 2025.

Doors open at 7 - Music at 7:30 - $20 advance tickets - $25 at the door

This will be a fully seated, listening room style show

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