October London’s Tour & Marvin Gaye Vibes in Spotlight
October London Dishes Passion, Tour Vibes & Marvin Gaye Inspiration
Vic Jagger in the Morning, with Huggy Lowdown on Magic 102.3/92.7, brought soulful energy to the airwaves when singer October London joined the show. The D.C. love was real as October prepped listeners for his highly anticipated “October Nights Calling All Lovers” tour hitting Constitution Hall this Friday, alongside Tamar Braxton and Ro James.
October painted the vibe for fans, stepping right into what he calls the “perfect date night.” From a thoughtful bubble bath to cozy front-row seats, he’s bringing romance, soulful vibes, and even some relationship tips. “No more separating, we want people staying together,” he said with conviction, emphasizing that love and unity are central to his music.
The artist’s smooth voice and Marvin Gaye-inspired sound have fans shook. London shared how old-school R&B legends like Luther Vandross and Frankie Beverly first shaped his style. But it’s not just about the classics; October layers genres like pop, reggaetón, and EDM into his music, creating something undeniably his own.
When asked about his favorite part of performing live, October lit up. For him, it’s the crowd response. “The roar when I come out … it’s unmatched,” he said. But the real magic happens mid-show when he and his band, including his talented background singers, The Shindellas, start vibing.
October’s music comes from a deep, heartfelt place. His definition of the perfect love song? “You gotta mean it,” he says. That authenticity sets him apart. His creative streak doesn’t stop there. With a country alter ego named Sam Nash, October’s branching into new sounds and even preparing for a Sam Nash tour.
But perhaps the most touching moment of the interview came when October reflected on his biggest career highlight. For him, it’s touring with his day-one team, grinding, thriving, and celebrating their shared successes.
With upcoming projects like Canvas and Cabernet and a new single, “Click Flash,” October London proves he’s an artist who’s just getting started. Don’t miss him lighting up the stage this Friday for a night you won’t forget.