Huntley

Winner of “The Voice” and a rising national talent, Huntley will bring his raw, powerful voice and magnetic stage presence to the WYO Performing Arts and Education Center Sept. 27, 2025, at 7 p.m.

Huntley’s stop in Sheridan is part of his Home Town Tour, which features a unique blend of rock, soul and country influences. A Florida native turned Nashville transplant via small-town Virginia, Huntley discovered his vocal prowess as a teenager. He cultivated his pipes first in heavy metal cover bands, then crafted his own captivating style of songwriting as he learned to play acoustic guitar. After high school, he left Virginia, bound for Music City, and spent a cold winter busking on Nashville streets, camping in Centennial Park, or crashing at a hostel or with friends.

He was 33, making dinner for his family one evening, when the phone rang; a rep from The Voice had seen a video on social media and was calling to ask if he was interested in auditioning. Huntley thought it was a telemarketing scam. It wasn’t.

Following his success on The Voice, Huntley toured, performing in front of tens of thousands before returning to the studio.

This performance is sponsored by the WYO’s Major Season Sponsors: Best Western Sheridan Center, Ron & Kris Butler, Scott Davis & Mary Ludemann, E.C. & Edith M. Gwillim Memorial Fund, Andy & Jeannie Hall, Mary Kay Love in Memory of Kim, Forrest E. Mars Jr. Charitable Foundation, Kathy McNickle, Gary & Susan Miller, Joe. F & Roberta H. Napier Foundation, Sheridan Media, The Sheridan Press, Thickman Family Foundation, Mary Tobi, The Welch Foundation, and Wolf Creek Charitable with additional support from Stephanie’s Purpose.

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