“It is going to be a very unique experience that is unlike any other thing that you would ever experience, if you came to see us at a show on land or at a concert,” Adam Rupp said. “Because it’s gonna be multiple events that are going to be occurring while on the ship, where you get to experience stuff with us in different ways instead of just the show. The show’s gonna be great, of course, but there’s an intimacy that is unlike anything else that you would experience on land or at a concert venue, because obviously, we’re all together on the ship.

“Now, we still want our privacy. Don’t get me wrong on that,” he added with a laugh. “But you’ll see us just walking around. We’ll be passing by each other from time to time, and we’ll be out and about. So you’ll be able to interact in a different way.”

The news of the back-to-back Country Music Cruises for Home Free comes as the group, who will spend part of 2024 on their Crazy(er) Life Tour, announced they would be touring less in the future.

“The last almost ten years, we’ve been beating ourselves up trying to get to as many places as possible on tour,” Home Free announced. “It’s taken a real toll on our physical and mental healths as well as those of our families. So that means that this year and going forward, we’re going to be touring a little bit less. It’s not a decision we take lightly, but it’s an important one to make sure we maintain our longevity as both humans and artists.

“What that means for you is that if you are ANYWHERE even relatively close to one of our tour stops, you should be doing everything you can to make it to that stop if you want to experience our music live,” they added. “It’s unlikely we’ll be coming back to near each stop anytime soon.”