Kameron Marlowe returns to The Senate with two February nights, his first Columbia shows since 2022

Friday is already listed as sold out, so Thursday, Feb. 18 is the night to get, a month after his self-titled album comes out.

The last time Kameron Marlowe played Columbia, it was April 7, 2022, at The Senate. Nearly five years later he's coming back to the same room on Senate Street, and this time one night wasn't enough.

Marlowe announced Friday, Feb. 19, 2027 at The Senate on Oct. 12. Four days later, on Oct. 16, a second show went up for Thursday, Feb. 18. Both nights start at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are through Ticketmaster, and Thursday's prices run $39.45 to $150.55. If you're planning on Friday, think again: The Senate's own show page already lists Feb. 19 as sold out, which makes Thursday the realistic way in.

That kind of demand makes sense given what's changed since 2022. Marlowe first got noticed as a contestant on NBC's The Voice, and he has since built a catalog that includes We Were Cowboys and his 2024 album Keepin' the Lights On, per his Wikipedia entry. This year he spent much of the early months on the road headlining, then joined Ella Langley's 2026 Dandelion Tour as a support act.

The bigger news lands a month before he gets here. On Sept. 30, Marlowe announced a self-titled album due Jan. 22, 2027, revealing it with a rooftop performance in Nashville, as The Music Universe reported. He co-produced it with Austin Goodloe. Singles have been rolling out all year, including "No Need For Leavin'" in March, then "Running" and "Take You Down With Me." By the time he walks onstage in Columbia, the record will have been out for about four weeks. That's long enough for the crowd to know the new songs, and early enough that they'll still feel fresh in the set.

One sold-out Friday, one Thursday added four days later: Columbia was waiting.

The Senate is a good place to catch him at this stage. The room at 1022 Senate Street holds about 1,200, big enough for a real country show and a crowd that sings every word, but not so big that you lose sight of the stage. A lot of country acts pass through Columbia on their way up, and a two-night stand there says something about where Marlowe's draw is now. A few practical notes: the venue is cashless and allows clear bags only, so plan ahead before you head downtown.

For Columbia fans who caught that 2022 show, this is a chance to see how far he's come: a bigger catalog, a new record and two nights in the same room instead of one. For everyone else, Thursday is still open as of this writing. It's mid-February, the album will still be new, and The Senate will be packed both nights.

Sources: Ticketmaster — Kameron Marlowe, Columbia SC, Feb 19, 2027 (ticketmaster.com); Ticketmaster — Kameron Marlowe, Columbia SC, Feb 18, 2027 (ticketmaster.com); The Senate — Shows (thesenatecolumbia.com); Live Nation — The Senate events (livenation.com); The Music Universe — Kameron Marlowe announces self-titled album (themusicuniverse.com); Wikipedia — Kameron Marlowe (en.wikipedia.org); Country Central — Kameron Marlowe teases new single "Running" (countrycentral.com)