Hayden Blount's gritty country sound at The Argo—full bar, all ages, free parking.
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Hayden Blount brings his raw, no-frills country sound to The Argo, offering a night of storytelling and music. Known for his honest lyrics and rustic sound, Blount's performance promises a genuine country experience. The Argo, located in Whitefish Bay, provides a cozy setting with a full bar and kitchen, making it an ideal venue for enjoying live music. With free parking and an all-ages policy, it's a welcoming spot for everyone.
Blount's journey from a high school baseball player to a rising country star is marked by his commitment to authenticity. His music reflects his Tennessee roots, with influences from rule-breaking country artists like Zach Bryan and Tyler Childers. As he continues to evolve, Blount remains true to his style, ensuring a performance that's both personal and powerful.
If you're bringing kids, note that all guests under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Ensure you supervise them at all times to avoid being asked to leave.
Free parking is available at The Argo, but it tends to fill up quickly. Arrive early to secure a spot, especially if you want to avoid street parking.
Savannah native Hayden Blount delivers raw, no-frills country storytelling with grit, honesty, and a sound all his own. With a distinctly raw, plainspoken form of instinctual song craft, 23-year-old Hayden Blount has grown into the epitome of a real-deal country outsider … and he’s got no intentions of changing that up. A native and current resident of Savannah, Tennessee, the self-taught talent wields a no-B.S. sound and a drive to cut his own path, earning breakout acclaim with the God’s-honest-truth as his only creative requirement. Because where Blount comes from, a man’s word is his bond. Living out the lines of countless country songs, the rising star played baseball throughout high school before an injury derailed his plans, and rule-breaking country innovators like Zach Bryan and Tyler Childers refocused his attention. Proving a quick study with a gift for rural realism, the D.I.Y. singer-songwriter released his first independent tracks in 2023, and in 2024 the romantic rough edges of “To Know You Were Mine” cut through. Leading to a distribution deal with Santa Anna, Blount followed up with the 2024 EP debut Up, Out, and Leaving – nine-songs which solidified his rustic sound and stripped-down melodic instincts, driven by a vocal built on character, not theatrics. Likewise, brutal honesty formed the bedrock of a unique creative vision, with solo-written songs keeping Blount focused – and never chasing trends. The burning desire behind 2024’s “Good God, Hot Damn” gathered steam, and later that year “Heaven on Earth” became a bonafide hit. Built on a dusky but propulsive guitar-and-fiddle pairing, it’s racked up more than 25 million streams while standing in sharp contrast to the mainstream. Still based in Savannah, Blount will spend 2026 on the road. And with a new debut album in the works, that style is bound to evolve … but never stray from the truth.
