Jesse Solomon Shares New Track, “Overrated,” Ahead Of His Debut Headlining Tour

Happy To Be Here Tour Dates:

April 25 | World Cafe Live - The Lounge | Philadelphia, PA

April 28 | Songbyrd Music House | Washington, DC

April 30 | OnAir | Charleston, SC

May 2 | Cannery Hall - Row 1 | Nashville, TN

May 3 | Aisle 5 | Atlanta, GA

May 6 | Austin City Limits Live - 3TEN | Austin, TX

May 7 | AM/FM - Main Stage | Dallas, TX

May 11 | Troubadour | West Hollywood, CA

May 12 | Brick & Mortar Music Hall | San Francisco, CA

May 16 | Globe Hall | Denver, CO

May 17 | recordBar | Kansas City, MO

May 19 | Subterranean - Downstairs | Chicago, IL

May 20 | The Magic Bag | Ferndale, MI

May 21 | The Garrison | Toronto, ON

May 24 | The Middle East - Upstairs | Cambridge, MA

July 23 | Bowery Ballroom | New York, NY

About Jesse Solomon:

Jesse Solomon was trained as a vocal jazz performance artist at the University of Miami's Frost School of Music, who is now a genre-blending singer-songwriter redefining modern soul with timeless style and undeniable charisma. Based between New York and Miami, he first gained national attention as a breakout cast member on Bravo's Summer House, where his tongue-in-cheek track "What Would Jesse Solomon Do" went viral during an episode and reignited his passion for performing. Blending the smooth elegance of jazz, the emotional depth of classic soul, and the polish of contemporary pop, Jesse's sound is rooted in live instrumentation and classic songwriting, influenced by artists ranging from John Legend and Frank Sinatra to John Mayer and Michael Bublé. Rolling Stone recently spotlighted him as the "next-generation Michael Bublé," praising his ability to bring a timeless sound to today's pop landscape. Whether performing with a full band or at the piano, Jesse creates intimate, memorable moments that connect across generations, and as he works on his debut project, he continues to forge a path that seamlessly blends music and media into one cohesive story.