Photo Story: Pop Showcase Takes to the Curb Event Center

Potter performed her song “can't end what never was” which draws inspiration from Maggie Rogers, Lizzy McAlpine and Taylor Swift, Samantha Graessle

High energy filled the Curb Event Center Saturday night at the fourth installment of Belmont’s Showcase series, the Pop Showcase. 

Four singer/songwriters and their bands performed original songs that ranged from alternative indie performances to jazz and soul-inspired music. 

Potter shared a laugh with her bandmates in between songs, Samantha Graessle

The performers, Izzy Potter, Alex J. Price, Brooke Wheeler and Love Pac all auditioned in September and were chosen to perform at Pop Showcase. 

Each artist brought their unique style of music, engaging the audience with a variety of passionate performances.

Brooke Wheeler gave a passionate and energetic performance with her Radiohead and Deftones inspired music, Samantha Graessle

The show also featured a cappella group, The Belles, who were the 2024 Quarter Final Champions for the International Championship of Collegiate, Varsity Vocal competition. 

The night ended with the judges announcing Belmont Junior, Izzy Potter as the winner after demonstrating her vocal and lyrical talent with her performance. 

Wheeler sang alongside bandmate, Christian Keller on guitar, Samantha Graessle

She will return with Meredith Aguirre and RAWHONEY. for the Best of the Best Showcase in the Spring.

Love, Pac gave a sensual and vibrant performance of his single “Stick Around," Samantha Graessle

Love, Pacs band performed with fiery energy, Samantha Graessle

Price’s bandmates enjoy their playful and upbeat performance, Samantha Graessle

Alex J. Price displayed his cool and soulful musical style in his performance, Samantha Graessle

Belle’s soloist, Hannah Smith, performed the single “Burnin’ up” from the group's EP “Fire & Rain," Samantha Graessle

Izzy Potter's announced as the winner of Pop Showcase, Samantha Graessle

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This article was written by Samantha Graessle