SHOW INFORMATION
| 101 Founders Way, Bethlehem, PA 18015
- Doors and Bar Food: 7:00 pm
- Show: 8:00 pm*
- Menu | $10 minimum Food and Beverage for all reserved seating.
- Venue/Event Rules
*times subject to change
Morgan Wade - Love's Insane Tour
Rather than smoothing over life’s rough edges, Morgan Wade leans directly into them. Never one to mince words or play coy, the celebrated singer-songwriter has built her career around undeniable honesty and vulnerable storytelling, turning life’s hardest moments into songs that feel both deeply personal and universally understood. With a voice that carries equal parts grit, vulnerability, and strength, Wade has emerged as one of the most compelling storytellers in contemporary country and roots music. Her breakthrough album Reckless introduced listeners to Wade’s fearless songwriting and raw emotional depth, earning widespread critical acclaim and a fiercely loyal fanbase. Songs like “Wilder Days” showcased her ability to balance arena-sized hooks with confessional lyrics – a signature style that quickly set Wade apart in Nashville and beyond.
Since then, the Virginia native has continued to expand her sound and storytelling with her albums Psychopath, Obsessed, and most recently The Party Is Over (recovered). Blending country, rock, and Americana influences, her music explores themes of addiction, mental health, resilience, and self-discovery with striking authenticity. On her forthcoming and much-anticipated fifth studio album, Wade will continue the deep exploration of her psyche.
Wade is making her acting debut with a recurring role in the new season of Dutton Ranch, an expansion of the critically acclaimed Yellowstone universe. Whether on record, on stage, or on the big screen, Wade delivers performances defined by emotional clarity, intensity, and connection, solidifying her place as one of the most distinctive voices in modern music.
Special Guest: Thomas Edwards
Born and raised in East Tennessee, singer-songwriter Thomas Edwards grew up in a home filled with music. His mother served as a music minister, while his father played bluegrass fiddle—sounds that became the backdrop of his childhood. It wasn’t long before that musical legacy found its way to Thomas. He first discovered his voice singing in church, and by middle school, he added cello to his repertoire—unknowingly following a path to the big stage before he even realized it was his to walk. But under Friday night lights in high school, Thomas found a second passion: football. That drive led him to the storied gridiron of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, an experience that inspired his 2023 debut single, “Runnin’ Through That T.” The ode to Rocky Top not only merged his two passions but also sent him further down that spotlit path. Now, the Nashville-based singer-songwriter is backed by Warner Music Nashville and readying to release his next track, “Drunk Enough,” this summer.
