Maison Thomas-Eudy is a guitarist, songwriter, and performer whose musical journey has taken him from local high school bands to major festival lineups and international touring stages. The son of acclaimed singer-songwriter Rob Thomas, Maison found his own path in music through a passion for songwriting, live performance, and building projects from the ground up.
Originally picking up the guitar as a way to avoid team sports, Maison didn't truly discover his love for the instrument until 2014. Through playing in local bands and spending time on the road observing professional tours with his father, he developed a deeper appreciation for music and the life of a touring musician.
In 2016, Maison enrolled at Berklee College of Music, where he formed his first serious musical project, Hand Made House. The band's blend of rock and pop quickly gained traction in the Boston music scene, generating local buzz and eventually earning a spot on the prestigious Governors Ball Music Festival lineup. Unfortunately, the band's momentum was interrupted when the festival was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Following the pandemic, Maison and his bandmates relocated to Los Angeles to pursue new opportunities. In 2022, they launched a new pop-rock project called The Lucky. The band's debut EP, Headaches & Heartbreaks, introduced their energetic sound to a growing audience and ultimately attracted the attention of Manic Kat Records, leading to a record deal in 2024.
Today, Maison continues writing, recording, and touring with The Lucky while also serving as lead guitarist in Rob Thomas' touring band. After joining Rob's live lineup in 2023, Maison has become an important part of the band's live performances and future touring plans.
Whether performing on major stages, writing new material, or developing his own artistic voice, Maison continues to establish himself as a talented musician in his own right while building an exciting career across multiple musical projects.
