Sean Luke Lomax Senior Recital
April 12, 2026 7PM HMUS138
Collinsworth School of Performing Arts
Sean Luke Lomax, voice
Set
List
Alright Fulton Lee
This Is Me
Lean on Me
Count on Me
Lose Control
Someone You Loved
i love you
The Chain
For Once in My Life
Remember Me (Lullaby)
Earth Song
Pages of My Life
Keala Seattle
Bill Withers
Bruno Mars
Teddy Swims
Lewis Capaldi
Billie Eilish
Fleetwood Mac
Stevie Wonder
Gael Garcia Bernal
Michael Jackson
Sean Lomax
This recital is presented under the direction of Professor Stephen Evans, Thomas Brooks and Emily Benford in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the B.M. in Songwriting in Commercial Performance.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
LINER NOTES
Jon Cuevas, bass Jeremiah Carr, drums
My name is Sean Lomax. I was born here in Riverside, California and still live there. I’m 27 years old and have studied for 4 years in CBU to earn my bachelor’s in Commercial Performance emphasis on vocals. I have been singing since I was 10 years old after doing immense vocal training that I still continue to do this day. I have sung in many different styles of music. Placing in high rankings from my high school choir, getting lead roles in musicals, singing the national anthem in multiple stadiums in SoCal, and received third place in a singing competition in Hemet, California. My biggest dreams are to bring joy and peace to everyone with my music and story.
Gabriel Deliz, rhythm guitar Jocelyn Solorzano, keys
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I would like to first make an acknowledgement to my family. My father has been encouraging, helping, and always truthful with everything. He never gives up on anyone in the family helps whenever he can. My mother is a supportive, caring, and incredibly righteous for the family. She always encourages everyone to ask for help and always willing to make everything better even if you didn’t ask for it. My sisters are always there for me. They give great advice and always make sure I’m on the right path and have helped become the person I was to everyone. My next acknowledgement goes out to all of my vocal teachers throughout the years who have helped develop me not just through singing, but as a person. I will never forget all the best professors I have ever had who would help reach from being a baritone to a true tenor, and all my emotional and lost moments when they were all around. Thank you to Becky Imoe, Eric Carampatan, and Jamond McCoy for making me the singer I am right now and will be in the future. This last one goes out to my friends Jasper, Kevin, And Griffin. For cheering me on and encouraging of who I am.