**Jack Blocker with special guest Stella Prince live at Eddie's Attic!** Jack Blocker is an Americana singer-songwriter whose music is rooted in sincerity, storytelling, and a deep love for his home state of Texas. Drawing inspiration from Texan legends like Townes Van Zandt, Willie Nelson, and Kris Kristofferson, Blocker describes his music as “friendly, honest, and Texan”— a reflection of both his lyrical style and the atmosphere of his live shows. Whether he’s jumping around on stage with a full band or singing solo with just an acoustic guitar, Blocker’s performances are captivating and compelling. “My goal is to give some new life to each song that only exists in that moment,” he says. One particularly memorable show in Nashville was performed completely unplugged after lightning took out the power at the venue. The crowd stayed, lit the room with phone lights, and Blocker played the full hour-long set without any mics or production. “It was a really special evening,” he says. Blocker’s highly anticipated debut album, The Land On Most High, is available now on his own label, Elbow Grease Records. Recorded at Nashville’s Sound Emporium Studio B by Mitch Furr and produced by Patrick Lyons (Colter Wall, Josh Meloy, Noeline Hofmann), the album establishes Blocker among the most compelling emerging voices in country music. “The Land On Most High is a collection of nostalgic daydreams,” says Blocker. “It’s a picture that’s painted using hundreds of little memories and moments—the driveway basketball games, motel naps, homemade slip ‘n slides, and trailside snacks that seemed insignificant at the time but continually creep back around to scratch my brain.” Blocker is focused on building a lasting community around his music, staying true to his voice, and continuing to write songs that will be remembered when people look back on folk/country music from this era. He says, “My hope is that the deeper I dive into my own memories through these songs, the more vividly each person listening will imagine theirs.” \-- Woodstock-raised, Nashville-honed, and Laurel Canyon inspired, 21-year-old Stella Prince is among the most exciting new voices in contemporary folk music. She has booked more than 1,000 shows independently, and has walked the red carpet at the Grammys, Variety Hitmakers, Billboard Women in Music, Variety Power Women Nashville, She is the Music’s Women Sharing the Spotlight, Americana Music Honors and Awards, performed at Music Row Magazine’s Rising Women on the Row event, and this summer, played an event with Elle Magazine at Cannes Lion International Festival of Creativity in France. Called the “torchbearer of Gen Z folk,” Prince is preparing to release her debut full-length album in 2026, following the release of the Carpenters classic “Close To You”, which she reimagined for the Hallmark Channel original movie, “Adventures in Love + Birding”. Presented by Eddie's Attic. This is an all ages event.