Trailblazing country music group Sawyer Brown has brought its “energetic and charismatic” (Billboard) shows to fans all over the U.S. this year via the 40th Anniversary of Sawyer Brown Tour, celebrating the band’s four-decade milestone since winning the first-ever Star Search competition in 1983. This October, the band will bring GRAMMY-winning 90s country band Shenandoah along for 12 dates across Canada.
In addition to the tour, Sawyer Brown celebrated its 40th anniversary with the premiere of its career-spanning Get Me To The Stage On Time documentary and its Blake Shelton-produced album ‘Desperado Troubadours’ (3.8 via Curb Records). Listen to the new music, here: sawyerbrown.lnk.to/DesperadoTroubadours
Last month, lead singer Mark Miller and keyboardist Gregg “Hobie” Hubbard performed for the Country Music Hall of Fame’s Songwriter Sessions series alongside songwriting titan Mac McAnally, who helped co-write some of the band’s biggest hits including “Some Girls Do,” “The Walk,” “Thank God For You” and more.
Fans can catch Sawyer Brown all across America throughout the year, including shows at CMA Fest, Faster Horses Festival and more.
