“This man hustles in a way that I haven’t seen in the indie scene in sometime. His enthusiasm and eagerness to collaborate is in your face. And this comes out in his songwriting, too. Indie pop is the name of the game here, but you won’t really understand his vibe until you listen. He’s able to tailor his sound for multiple types of audiences and will face the ultimate test this spring when he headlines the Newport Music Hall alongside Spirit of the Bear and Cousin Simple.”

“He combines the pop and big band with a little blue-eyed soul, and the results are staggering.”

“Since making his debut in 2020, Adam’s built a reputation on energetic live performances and gripping vocals.”

“This show held a joyous hangover of energy for me well into the following day, and it truly epitomizes the essence of the Columbus music scene. The home of both Caamp and Twenty One Pilots, Columbus values the artists that are exuberant, diverse, and driven by community and connection. The musicians on this bill all genuinely wanted to experience the show in full force with the crowd, and the reciprocation of energy kept spirits high long after the last chord was played to the delight of everyone in attendance. Both Cousin Simple and Adam Paddock have been on my radar as the next up artists for the city, and after finally getting to catch both at a show, I can firmly say that you need to have both on your watch list. The sounds coming out of Columbus are just simply off the charts, and these two artists are running the game by leaps and bounds.”

“Together, the collaboration resulted in a lush indie folk soundscape marked by rich lead vocals, bright and gorgeous harmonies, and brilliant horn accents, layered gently within the ambiance of cool keyboard tones and on top of the foundation of a gentle, intricate acoustic guitar progression.”

“The folk pop energy of the track blends perfectly with Adam and Katie’s vocals, and the heartfelt story found within the lyricism of staying with one another and connecting creates a perfect soundtrack of love for the fall.”

The anticipated 20k+ attendance for the Columbus Food Truck Festival is there for the grub AND the live music, with the main stage performance rounded out by local Adam Paddock.

“During the interview, the show, and even now as I sit in my People Are The Point crewneck to write this, I can’t help but feel the glow of Adam’s passion for music, connection with others, and life itself. Adam is most certainly one of the gems for this city.”

The Voyager talks the journey, the music, the community, and “people are the point.”

“My favorite part about the show was the sense of community that was present; many of the individuals involved in the performance were either currently students or alumni of TheTM Ohio State University. It shows that the right passionate people in a certain environment can create something great. As Adam always says, “People are the point.””

“Seeking love with a flame that has stuck around, the Nitro X remix of “Glad You Stayed” explores a full range of sound to create an expansive and heartfelt electronic pop track. The combination of vocals between Paddock and Sallows highlight earnest and comforting lyrics of connection, and with the bright synths brought in by Nitro X, this track is a winner for the summer.”

Broad and High, PBS WOSU publication, dives deep into Adam Paddock’s journey making music in a dorm and the creative process.

Loveland alumni Adam Paddock’s first headlining show is this Friday in Columbus at the A&R Music Bar, after upgrading venues due to selling out early.

Adam Paddock joined legendary radio host, Sol, on air to discuss artistry while in college and to highlight the radio-ready ‘AUTHENTIC.’

No Gig Deal joined Adam Paddock in his dorm studio for an interview full of first-time questions.

“Adam Paddock, a fourth-year in strategic communication and alternative chamber pop musician, is co-headlining the show Feb. 25 at 7p.m. with indie pop group Telehope at A&R Music Bar, located at 391 Neil Ave. The show was originally scheduled to be held at The Basement, but enough tickets were sold to upgrade the venue to the A&R Music Bar.”

The Lantern covers how Waka Flocka Flame and MAX lit up the stage beside Adam Paddock as an opener.

For Ohio State’s Welcome Back Concert, hosted by OUAB at Express Live (outdoor venue), Adam Paddock has been chosen as a student opener - to go on right before MAX.

The New York-based media company highlights Paddock’s recent artistic development, musical inception, and current endeavors.

StreamLINE deems the pop anthem worthy of their ‘pop spotlight.’