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Edgehill's Radio Hits Fueling Unexpected Older Fanbase
4 Aug
Summary
- Edgehill sees older fans attending shows for the first time.
- Their song "Doubletake" hit number one on Alternative Airplay.
- The band is embarking on its first headlining tour this fall.
Rock band Edgehill, initially popular with younger audiences, is now attracting older fans, a shift noted by lead vocalist Chris Kelly. The band's grunge-influenced song "Doubletake" achieved significant success, reaching No. 1 on Billboard's Alternative Airplay chart in April. Their follow-up alternative pop single, "Love to Go," is also climbing the same chart.
Formed in Nashville, Edgehill consists of Chris Kelly, Jake Zimmerman, and Aidan Cunningham. The band's sound draws inspiration from '90s alt-rock, with Kelly's musical upbringing in Charlottesville, Virginia, shaping his early career path. They self-released their first single "Shooting Glances" in June 2022 after meeting at a jam session.
The trio solidified in the summer of 2023, building their catalog and gaining social media followers through cover songs. This led to a record deal with Severance Records, a joint venture launched by Big Loud in January 2024. Their debut album, "Ode to the Greyhouse," was released in February 2026.
Edgehill is set to launch its 24-date "Moving Out Tour" in September 2026, with potential plans to relocate to Los Angeles after the tour. This tour follows the success of their single "Love to Go," which officially released in January 2026.
