Alex Cameron writes songs about the worst version of every man you've ever met, and somehow you root for all of them. The Australian singer-songwriter is a character actor who happens to play synth — his albums are populated by deadbeat dads, failed businessmen, and internet creeps who all believe, sincerely, that they are the hero of the story. Live, he performs with the commitment of someone who has fully become the person in the song, and his saxophone player Roy Molloy stands beside him like a man who has seen too much and chosen to keep playing anyway. Soda Bar on El Cajon Boulevard is the kind of room where you stand close enough to see the sweat and the joke lands harder because nobody's checking their phone. If you've ever described an artist to a friend and watched their face go from skeptical to 'wait, play that again,' Cameron is the artist you were talking about.
Thursday, November 5, 2026 · 7 PM · Soda Bar · 3615 El Cajon Blvd in City Heights · Tickets at sodabarmusic.com
Alex Cameron writes songs about the worst version of every man you've ever met, and somehow you root for all of them. The Australian singer-songwriter is a character actor who happens to play synth — his albums are populated by deadbeat dads, failed businessmen, and internet creeps who all believe, sincerely, that they are the hero of the story. Live, he performs with the commitment of someone who has fully become the person in the song, and his saxophone player Roy Molloy stands beside him like a man who has seen too much and chosen to keep playing anyway. Soda Bar on El Cajon Boulevard is the kind of room where you stand close enough to see the sweat and the joke lands harder because nobody's checking their phone. If you've ever described an artist to a friend and watched their face go from skeptical to 'wait, play that again,' Cameron is the artist you were talking about.
Thursday, November 5, 2026 · 7 PM · Soda Bar · 3615 El Cajon Blvd in City Heights · Tickets at sodabarmusic.com
Alex Cameron writes songs about the worst version of every man you've ever met, and somehow you root for all of them. The Australian singer-songwriter is a character actor who happens to play synth — his albums are populated by deadbeat dads, failed businessmen, and internet creeps who all believe, sincerely, that they are the hero of the story. Live, he performs with the commitment of someone who has fully become the person in the song, and his saxophone player Roy Molloy stands beside him like a man who has seen too much and chosen to keep playing anyway. Soda Bar on El Cajon Boulevard is the kind of room where you stand close enough to see the sweat and the joke lands harder because nobody's checking their phone. If you've ever described an artist to a friend and watched their face go from skeptical to 'wait, play that again,' Cameron is the artist you were talking about.
Thursday, November 5, 2026 · 7 PM · Soda Bar · 3615 El Cajon Blvd in City Heights · Tickets at sodabarmusic.com
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