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Liam St. John
Liam St. John is an American singer-songwriter born on Fairchild Air Force Base and raised in Spokane, Washington, where he attended Ferris High School and later graduated from Whitworth University. After years performing in dive bars and open mics, he auditioned repeatedly for NBC's The Voice before appearing on Season 19 in 2020, where his blind audition of Marcy Playground's 'Sex and Candy' led him to join Gwen Stefani's team.
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United States
- Aug 8SeattleTractorView details
- Aug 9PortlandShowdown SaloonView details
- Aug 11Boise9th St. Parallel at Knitting FactoryView details
- Sep 18BostonBig Night LiveView details
- Sep 25Grand RapidsThe Pyramid SchemeView details
- Sep 26AtlantaTabernacleView details
- Oct 8SacramentoChannel 24View details
- Oct 21Los AngelesThe WilternView details
- Oct 22TucsonRialto Theatre-TucsonView details
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United States
- Jul 30Kansas CityEncore at Uptown TheaterView details
About Liam St. John
Following his elimination in the battle rounds, St. John relocated to Los Angeles, where he wrote his breakout single 'Dipped in Bleach,' before later settling in Nashville. He signed a publishing deal with King Pen Music through Warner Chappell in 2022, and his songs 'Forefathers (Stripped Back)' and 'to the last penny (stripped back)' both charted on the Top Blues Charts.
St. John's music draws on blues, rock and Americana, citing influences including Ray Charles, Etta James, Sam Cooke and Tracy Chapman, and favors raw, emotionally direct performance over technical polish.
In September 2025 he released his debut full-length album, Man of the North, inspired by Spokane's climate and character, and performed a hometown show at The District Bar to mark its release.