On Monday Feb. 26, Mitch Rowland took the stage at The Fonda Theatre in Hollywood for the second show of his debut solo tour. After years of touring the world as a guitarist for Harry Styles’ “Love On Tour,” Rowland released his debut album “Come June” this past October. Since fall, the artist has played a few debut shows and attended album signings, leading up to his first full-length solo tour across the United States this spring. Represented by record labels Giant Music and Erskine Records, Rowland has gained a huge audience—propelling his career in an entirely new direction. With dedicated fans who have been immensely supportive of his solo debut and his ability to captivate a room with his musical abilities, Rowland is just getting started with his place in the music industry. Putting together a show that provided all in attendance with an hour and a half of pure comfort and ease, Rowland made sure his headline show at the Fonda was a night to remember.
Putting together a show that matched the warmth and comfort provided by the album, Rowland makes the stage his home for the night, welcoming in all those in the audience. This tour marked Rowland's debut headliner performance for his album "Come June."
Standing center stage, Rowland serenades the audience with the entirety of his debut album. The album was crafted to include a combination of classic songwriting and soft vocals that emulate his artistic style fluently.
With a guitar by his side all night long, it is no question that Rowland's musical capabilities are hard to match. An experienced guitarist, Rowland's guitar performances met each chord with ease and displayed pure mastery of his craft.
As the opening chords to his song "Bluebells" hits the air, Rowland eases into the dynamic of the show and created an atmosphere of simplicity. "Bluebells" was one of twelve songs in Rowland's new album "Come June."
Rowland closes out his second solo show of tour with his title track 'Come June' as the audience sways along to the melody. Rowland's crowd was filled with groups of all ages, and the entire venue radiated joy and admiration as he thanked them for their support.
As the headliner of his first ever tour, Rowland never lets the nerves get to him as it seems he was always meant for the stage. Rowland previously toured over many years with Harry Styles.
Rowland plays his guitar passionately for his crowd of fans at Fonda Theater. Rowland served as one of the newest artist's for record label Giant Music, and certainly has come to establish a reputation for himself amidst his iconic performance this night.
Rowland captivates the entire audience at his nearly sold-out show. He grew his crowd by over twice the size of his last Los Angeles show at the Troubadour last fall.
Rowland's live production team creates a stage design that matches the cozy and melodic aura of his music. Rowland's album primarily included songs of the indie/alternative genres.
Rowland hits the stage with his own band this time, including his wife Sarah Jones, who also joined him on Styles' Love on Tour as drummer. The duo collaborated extensively throughout the album's creation, and have done a stellar job reflecting their passion on stage.
To keep up with Mitch Rowland’s music and his upcoming tour dates, check out his website here.
