Kingston Rossdale has released Louise Street, his debut EP and an intimate introduction to the alternative singer-songwriter's sound. Built around themes of young love, mistakes, disappointment and personal change, the project finds Rossdale turning formative experiences into melodic, emotionally direct songs.

The EP's title track, "Louise Street," arrives with a new video and serves as its emotional center. Rossdale wrote the song as a tribute to the street where he met his girlfriend and where they grew up together. The result is a wistful reflection on a relationship, a place and the passage of time, tracing shared dreams and the realization of how far two people have come.

Across Louise Street, Rossdale balances vulnerability with the raw energy of the alternative music that helped shape him. Each song approaches a different part of growing up, from holding close to the people who matter to accepting that change can arrive before a person is ready for it.

"This EP is about growing up and everything that comes with it. Love, anger, disappointment, confusion, and learning to let go of who you used to be," Rossdale said. "Each song captures a different emotion or experience I've had while figuring out who I am and who I'm becoming."

Rossdale added that some of the songs are about holding onto loved ones, while others address accepting change. Taken together, the project is a snapshot of an artist working through uncertainty while defining a creative voice of his own.

Before the EP, Rossdale introduced listeners to his songwriting with "Right Side of the Moon," a dreamy, guitar-led single about young love and the feeling of finding someone who makes the rest of the world fall away. That romantic, reflective sensibility continues on "Louise Street," though the EP expands its perspective to include the harder edges of becoming an adult.

Rossdale will bring the new material to the stage with a pair of November 2026 shows. He is scheduled to perform November 8 at the Voodoo Room at House of Blues in San Diego, followed by his Los Angeles debut on November 10 at the Troubadour.

  • November 8, 2026: Voodoo Room at House of Blues, San Diego
  • November 10, 2026: Troubadour, Los Angeles

With Louise Street, Rossdale establishes an early identity rooted in candid storytelling, guitar-driven atmosphere and the complicated emotions that accompany change. The debut offers a promising first look at an emerging alternative artist with a clear instinct for finding universal feeling in personal memories.