Cameron Lenz is a singer and songwriter born and raised in the city of Pleasanton, located in Northern California, home to Bakersfield, Dwight Yoakim, and Jon Pardi. He grew up the youngest of 5 kids and was an athlete, chasing his passion for Baseball until he found a guitar when he was 14 and decided to chase that dream too after going viral on the app “Vine” in 2014. He moved to Nashville in 2015 to play Baseball on a Scholarship at Cumberland University. After walking away from continuing to play past College, he started playing live shows downtown at the famous bars.
He appeared as a finalist on the American Idol CMA Awards contest in 2018 and has been working on his projects since. He has opened for acts such as Eric Pasley and Craig Campbell and often plays in downtown Nashville multiple days a week. He draws strong influence from Classic rock groups like “The Eagles” while also drawing his country influence from 90s to early 2000s country like Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw, John Michael Montgomery, and Eric Church.
