Kashus Culpepper Performed at Radio City Music Hall
The rising artist showcased tracks from his debut album Act I during a recent stint in New York City.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Country
Singer-songwriter Kashus Culpepper recently completed a high-profile series of appearances in New York City, including a performance at Radio City Music Hall. The tour stop coincided with promotional activities surrounding his debut album, Act I.
Why it matters
These performances highlight Culpepper's rapid ascent in the Americana scene following his signing with Big Loud Records. His recent momentum is bolstered by a nomination for the Americana Honors & Awards Emerging Act of the Year.
Culpepper began his performance career in 2020 after growing up singing in church since age five. His portfolio now includes the release of his debut album, Act I.
The players
Kashus Culpepper
He is an Americana singer-songwriter from Alabama who signed with Big Loud Records.
Shaboozey
He is a touring musician who included Culpepper as a guest on his Outlaws Never Die Tour.
GRAMMY Museum
This organization promotes music history and artistry through educational events and public programming.
Big Loud Records
This is a record label that represents various artists in the country and Americana music genres.
The details
Culpepper joined Shaboozey on the Outlaws Never Die Tour for the Radio City Music Hall show and appeared on TODAY with Jenna & Sheinelle. Additionally, the GRAMMY Museum hosted an event at The Greene Space that featured a moderated conversation and a stripped-back performance highlighting his artistry.
Timeline
September 28, 2026: The GRAMMY Museum hosted an event for Kashus Culpepper.
October 1, 2026: Culpepper performed on TODAY and at Radio City Music Hall.
Industry Dynamics
Culpepper's rise reflects the broader trend of Americana artists gaining mainstream traction through high-visibility tours and institutional museum recognition. This shift mirrors the professional recognition standards set by the Americana Honors & Awards Emerging Act of the Year.
Fans can hear songs from his debut album Act I via major streaming platforms where the project is now available. Those seeking to attend future tour dates should monitor official listings for upcoming stops on the Outlaws Never Die Tour.
The takeaway
Kashus Culpepper has transitioned from his early roots on the Mississippi Gulf Coast to major stages in New York City in just six years. Emerging artists often leverage these types of prestige museum appearances to build long-term credibility with both critics and fans.
Further reading
For more news on the evolving scene, explore the Country section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Broadway World.
