Adam Pearce

Adam Pearce is a born-and-raised Louisiana vocalist, lead guitarist, and songwriter with a passion for rock'n’roll. With a later start than most musicians, Adam didn't pick up a guitar until the age of eighteen. He soon fell in love with playing and songwriting and knew music was his calling. Before long, Adam was looking to put together a band and hosting tryouts for singers. It wasn't until friends kept insisting that his voice "didn't sound half-bad" that he put any thought into singing.

Adam has since been involved in multiple projects. His first original band, Black Magnolia, released their debut album, Fields Are Burning, in 2012 featuring Randy Jackson of Zebra. Adam later appeared on NBC's The Voice, landing a spot on Adam Levine's team and finishing in the Top 20 on Season 13 (as the "comeback kid"). In 2017, Adam Pearce fronted the band for Maroon 5's annual Halloween party covering AC/DC songs with Adam Levine on drums, James Valentine and Andrew Watt on guitar, and Milo Decruz on bass. Sammy Hagar crashed the stage to join in singing "Highway to Hell" with Adam Pearce. Thanks to the support of his amazing Kickstarter Backers, Adam released his newest original album in 2018: Adam Pearce: WARBIRD. This album features Kyle Thomas of Exhorder, Terry McDermott of Lotus Crush, and Paul Mirkovich who plays keys for and sings duets with Cher.​

Currently, Adam tours the country as a solo acoustic act. He performs locally with his original band, Adam Pearce & The Warbirds, and (as a true Zeppelin fan) thoroughly enjoys singing lead for Mothership: A Tribute to Led Zeppelin.