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Leon Majcen: Touring Fuels New Album's Success
1 Dec
Summary
- Artist Leon Majcen finds inspiration for his music on the road.
- His latest album, Makin' a Livin' (Not a Killin'), reflects touring life.
- Majcen recently opened for major artists like Turnpike Troubadours.
Emerging artist Leon Majcen has shifted his primary source of inspiration from fishing to the experiences and people encountered while touring. His recent album, "Makin' a Livin' (Not a Killin')," released in October, delves into the realities of life on the road, a period that has defined his last three years. This dedication has yielded substantial career growth for the 26-year-old.
Majcen recently experienced a significant career acceleration, playing his first arena shows opening for the Turnpike Troubadours in Pittsburgh and Cleveland, with a notable stop in Washington, D.C. These experiences, which followed a smaller gig in D.C. the previous New Year's Eve, highlight his rapid rise. He also recently completed a tour with Margo Price and shared stages with Sam Barber and American Aquarium.
Born in the Czech Republic to Bosnian refugee parents, Majcen moved to Clearwater, Florida, at age two. Influenced by his father's favorite artists and starting his musical journey at a young age, he eventually moved to Nashville. There, he continued to build his following and signed with Cloverdale Records, allowing him creative control and fostering his prolific output. His album "Makin' a Livin' (Not a Killin')" is his second full-length release of 2025.
