Listen to Cameron Whitcomb’s new single “Bad Apple” and experience his live visual now.
Cameron Whitcomb delivers a striking new single, “Bad Apple,” available today through Atlantic Records. Produced by longtime collaborator Jack Riley and co-written with Riley, Nolan Sipe, and Cal Shapiro, the song explores the tension between good and bad through powerful imagery.
The live performance visual brings “Bad Apple” to life in a dynamic way.
Following emotional releases like “Options” and his breakthrough “Hundred Mile High,” which has drawn over 1.6M first-week streams, Whitcomb continues to build his fast-growing career.
With more than 7M monthly listeners on Spotify and inclusion in Billboard and Amazon’s Artists To Watch lists, Whitcomb’s 2025 is filled with achievements. 
Upcoming European tour dates promise sold-out shows across iconic venues like Paradiso and La Maroquinerie.
From the deeply personal Quitter EP to his newest material, Whitcomb’s ability to turn real-life struggles into compelling anthems sets him apart in today’s musical landscape.
