Kevin Devine is a celebrated American songwriter and musician whose career has flourished within the underground indie rock and indie folk scenes. He first gained recognition with his 2002 solo debut, “Circle Gets the Square,” released under Immigrant Sun Records. This album laid the groundwork for his distinctive sound, characterized by introspective lyrics and political themes. His subsequent album, “Make the Clocks Move,” released in 2003, further showcased his evolving artistry and garnered him a dedicated fan base.

Devine’s career took a significant leap forward when he signed with Capitol Records, releasing the critically acclaimed “Put Your Ghost to Rest” in 2006. Although he faced challenges after being dropped from the label, his resilience shone through as he continued to tour extensively, notably with Brand New and Manchester Orchestra, which helped him reach a wider audience. His 2009 album, “Brother’s Blood,” solidified his reputation as a powerful live performer and a poignant songwriter.

In 2013, Devine successfully launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund two albums, resulting in the release of “Bulldozer” and “Bubblegum,” both of which received positive reviews and showcased his versatility as an artist. His commitment to collaboration is evident in his work with Bad Books, a project with Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull, which has produced multiple albums and further expanded his musical repertoire.

Most recently, Devine released his tenth LP, “Nothing’s Real, So Nothing’s Wrong,” in 2022, continuing to captivate audiences with his heartfelt songwriting and engaging performances. His dedication to his craft and ability to connect with fans through music make Kevin Devine a standout figure in contemporary music.