Cameron Whitcomb’s “Hundred Mile High” Captures the Thrill of Youth with Raw Energy

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Cameron Whitcomb shares “Hundred Mile High,” an electrifying anthem filled with nostalgia and self-reflection.

Cameron Whitcomb catapults into 2025 with “Hundred Mile High,” a song that blends nostalgia, adrenaline, and personal storytelling into one exhilarating experience. Out now via Atlantic Records, the track was produced by Jack Riley and explores the defining moments of youth—those that leave a permanent mark and shape us along the way.

Discussing the song’s inspiration, Whitcomb shares: “‘Hundred Mile High’ is a story from my youth, inspired by moments that stuck with me. I hope people connect with it in their own way—whether it brings back a memory, hits a feeling, or just lets them escape for a bit.”

This latest release follows “Medusa (Acoustic),” a raw and stripped-back version of one of his most beloved songs, which has already amassed 26 million global streams and landed on Billboard’s ‘5 Must-Hear New Country Songs’ list.

With growing momentum, Whitcomb is gearing up for The Hundred Mile High Tour, his biggest headline tour to date, kicking off March 13 in Charlotte, NC. The demand has been so strong that his New York City Bowery Ballroom show on March 28 sold out quickly, prompting an additional date on March 24.

With unstoppable energy, compelling songwriting, and a sold-out tour, Cameron Whitcomb is ready to take 2025 by storm.