Stephen Wilson Jr. unveils new layer on Live at the Print Shop
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Stephen Wilson Jr., one of Nashville’s most promising talents, is about to gift fans with a rare glimpse into his artistry as he makes his highly anticipated debut on Live at the Print Shop. Premiering HERE on October 17th, this episode presents Wilson Jr. in a new light—blending raw, stripped-back performances with an in-depth conversation that explores his unorthodox journey from scientist to acclaimed singer-songwriter.
Known for its intimate studio setting and high-quality production, Live at the Print Shop has become a go-to for music lovers craving authentic, no-frills performances. For Wilson Jr., the show is an opportunity to reveal a more personal side, playing tracks from his celebrated debut album søn of dad alongside previously unheard stories of loss, resilience, and finding one’s voice.
The sneak peek of his session, featuring a stirring performance of “Calico Creek,” gives just a taste of what’s to come. Captured in one continuous take, the song’s haunting melody and vivid lyrics pull listeners in immediately, showcasing the poetic vulnerability that’s become a hallmark of Wilson Jr.’s style. You can watch the full episode HERE on October 17th, where more surprises and never-before-seen material await. From the full-band power of “Year To Be Young (1994)” to the quiet intensity of “Father’s Søn,” Wilson Jr. navigates both ends of the emotional spectrum, making for a truly riveting watch.
Be sure to subscribe to Live at the Print Shop to stay up-to-date on the release, and mark your calendar for what’s shaping up to be one of the standout live music sessions of the year.
