JOHN-ROBERT’S NEW SINGLE “GET HELP”

FOCUSES ON MENTAL HEALTH — STREAM

OFFICIAL VIDEO EXPLORES HIS

NATIVE VIRGINIA COUNTRYSIDE — WATCH

NEW EP CROSS STITCH COMING

NOVEMBER 14 — PRESAVE

ON TOUR THIS FALL SUPPORTING INFINITY SONG,

THEN AX AND THE HATCHETMEN

— SEE ALL DATES HERE

Steeped in the deep folk music traditions of Appalachia, and further molded by his prodigious young success, singer-songwriter John-Robert will release his new EP Cross Stitch on November 14. His first new body of work since 2023’s Garden Snake EP and first release as an independent artist, Cross Stitch’s latest single “Get Help” was released today.

John-Robert shared, “I was in a relationship that involved drug abuse, addiction, and mental health scares. I think it’d be classless to discuss these sensitive subjects in terms of specifics. Generally, the ‘Get Help’ line is directed towards myself and the person I was dating. I wanted us to be partners, not each other's keeper. I learned I couldn't want more for someone, than they wanted for themselves. It’s a song about setting boundaries. Self-harm is never acceptable as leverage to keep one in a relationship. The chorus is pleading.”

In early 2025, John-Robert made the move from Los Angeles back to his home of Edinburg, Virginia (pop. 1,070). After spending 6 years on the West Coast, he knew that the best way to prioritize his mental health was returning to the place where he first fell in love with music and with himself. Put simply, John-Robert shared that the people in his hometown “want more for me than they want from me.”

John-Robert’s new music video for “Get Help” follows him through a day wandering through his town in Virginia, checking out local hot spots like the zoo and local music venue — Watch.

According to John-Robert his forthcoming EP, Cross Stitch, “reminds me of one of my great grandmother's quilts. Various fabrics, sewn together to create one cohesive art piece.” Back in August, he released the EP’s first single and ode to his late grandmother, “Other Side.” Pre-save Cross Stitch here.

Press photo by Ethan Hickerson

At the top of November, John-Robert will hit the road alongside Infinity Song cross-country throughout the month. John-Robert then supports Ax and the Hatchetmen on a quick run of shows in December. See all dates here and below.

UPCOMING JOHN-ROBERT TOUR DATES

11/05/25 Denver CO - Bluebird Theater &

11/06/25 Salt Lake City, UT - Soundwell &

11/07/25 Boise, ID -Shrine Social Club (Basement) &

11/08/25 Portland, OR - Polaris Hall &

11/10/25 Seattle, WA - Madame Lou's

11/13/25 San Francisco, CA - Great American Music Hall &

11/14/25 Los Angeles, CA - Teragram Ballroom &

11/15/25 San Diego, CA - Music Box &

11/18/25 Phoenix, AZ - Crescent Ballroom &

11/19/25 Santa Fe, NM - Meow Wolf &

Fri 11/21/25 Fort Worth, TX - Tulips &

11/22/25 Austn, TX -ACL Live @ 3TEN &

11/23/25 Houston, TX - White Oak Music Hall Upstairs &

12/10/25 Orlando FL - The Abbey *

12/11/25 St. Augustine FL -Colonial Oak Music Park *

12/12/25 Tampa FL - Crowbar *

12/13/25 Charleston SC - The Charleston Pour House - Deck *

12/14/25 Greenville SC - Radio Room *

& supporting Infinity Song

* supporting Ax and the Hatchetmen

All tour info here

ABOUT JOHN-ROBERT:

John-Robert has been a notable performer since he was a child, it is simply what he was born to do. At only 13 years old, John-Robert was handpicked to perform on the Ellen show as a musical child prodigy. At 19, he left his hometown Edinburg, VA (pop. 1,070) in 2019 to move to LA and start his music career, bypassing a scholarship to Berklee. He was signed to Nice Life/Warner by Grammy-nominated producer Ricky Reed (Leon Bridges, Lizzo) and released a handful of singles and EPs over a few years, earning him co-signs from artists Alessia Cara and Camilla Cabello. But it was a live fireside performance of his 2023 song “Come Pick Me Up” that catapulted John-Robert’s lilting blend of traditional folk and Appalachian country into the modern pop landscape. He toured extensively in 2023 and 2024 in the US and abroad supporting artists like Madi Diaz, Rayland Baxter, Leon Bridges, and even Liam Gallagher. 

Virginia, and his family there, has always been a source of inspiration for the singer-songwriter. On making his 2023 EP Garden Snake he says, “It was like trying to make a Virginia record in LA.” A move back home to Virginia in early 2025 made perfect sense as he embarked on creating a new body of work. The move was a way to pull himself out of the professional and personal turmoil of LA, and reconnect with the people and places that made him who he is today – the banks of the North Fork Shenandoah River and rolling hillsides, the home-cooked meals and close-knit community. Newly independent, John-Robert’s new EP, Cross Stitch, is out November 14, 2025.

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