A singer-songwriter born in the wrong decade

A native of the Arizona desert now based in Nashville, Adam Simons is a singer-songwriter born in the wrong decade. Raised on the sounds of the 1970s, Simons has found a niche rooted in honest storytelling, organic instrumentation, and the spirit of musical eras past. His intimate performances have quickly built a devoted fanbase of over 300,000 followers across platforms and many millions of views worldwide. His work has also recently been featured by Universal Music Group, Guild Guitars, and the acclaimed Bob Dylan biopic - A Complete Unknown.

Simons’ latest self-produced album, A Little Love, has already earned international acclaim and surpassed half a million streams on Spotify. The nine-song folk piece is a warm, nostalgic statement—reminding listeners that in a modern world moving too fast, we could all use a little more love, and a return to the simple things that matter most.

Having recently taken the stage at iconic venues such as The Troubadour, Mercury Lounge, and The Ryman, Simons continues to expand his presence as a live performer. He is currently gearing up for an active 2026 touring schedule, including opening dates with Noah Rinker, select festival appearances, and a forthcoming UK tour.