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John Thomas Moore - 21-year-old Kentucky Singer-Songwriter

from Top Hill Recording Podcast · host Neil Johnstone/Brad Weston

John Thomas Moore is a 21-year-old singer-songwriter hailing from Harrodsburg, Kentucky. Since releasing his debut EP, Salt River Blues, in 2022, Moore has continued to impress with three singles in 2023—Seventeen, Not Like You Care, and Lyin' in My Head—showcasing his versatility across Americana to rock and roll genres. Moore performs with an acoustic ensemble that includes lead guitar, standup bass, and cajón, though his solo shows are equally compelling and known for energizing crowds. His passion for music was ignited in church, and he began writing songs during the Covid-19 pandemic. Moore has graced stages across Kentucky, performing at venues such as Austin City Saloon, Proud Mary BBQ, Talon Winery, and many others. In 2023, he headlined the Pioneer Days festival at Fort Harrods State Park in Harrodsburg and captivated a sold-out audience at the Origin Hotel during Keeneland’s Spring Meet. He also served as the headlining musician for the Rugged Red Half Marathon in the Red River Gorge. Described by a recent fan as "Waylon Jennings in a Buddy Holly body", Moore is a rising talent to watch. Catch him at a venue near you.

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