A new Thomas Rhett emerged with his recently-released Country Again: Side A album. The ambitious 12-track record, which returns Rhett to his country music roots that he grew up on, might have never happened, if not for the unexpected struggles of 2020. “I think the majority of this record, even though a lot of it was written in 2019,…
Season 17 winner of The Voice Jake Hoot, and Season 18 winner Todd Tilghman recently got together and made musical magic. The singers ran through some of their favorite hymns, including “In the Garden,” sharing their impromptu performance on social media. “What do the Season 17 and Season 18 winners of The Voice do when they get together?!”…
Home Free‘s Tim Foust is known for his deep, deep bass voice, but those rich vocals didn’t come until later in life. The Texas native grew up loving harmonies, but thought he would always be a tenor. “All my favorite music, what I noticed across all the different genres, was all my favorite music was whatever had a lot…
When Rob Lundquist joined Home Free in 2008, he thought it was a temporary gig, on his way to a real job. In his wildest dreams, the Minnesota native never imagined that it would turn into his career for more than a dozen years. “I went to college for vocal performance, and didn’t really know about a cappella until…
Home Free made history last year when they recorded “God Bless the U.S.A.” with Lee Greenwood. Their version of the song hit No. 1 right after their version was released, 36 years after Greenwood released the original version.The collaboration was a bucket list moment for the five-man group, who had already been performing the song in their live shows…
Valentine’s Day might be in the past, but Home Free is still in the mood for romance. The all-vocal group just released “I Swear,” originally recorded by John Michael Montgomery in 1993. The song became a No. 1 hit for Montgomery, as well as by the pop group All-4-One one year later. The hysterical video shows the Home Free…
Home Free just released the final video from their recent Warmest Winter album, with “Winter Song.” While the holidays may be in the past, “Winter Song” has never been more timely than now. Singing, “I still believe in summer days / The seasons always change / And life will find a way / I’ll be your harvester of light…
Home Free just released the video for the title track of their recent Warmest Winter album. The song, written by the group’s own Austin Brown were, along with Emma Brooke and Steven Martinez, was inspired by Austin’s grandmother. “It’s a very personal song because it is about his family and his grandma whose been gone for four or five…
Home Free and Alabama just released their joint performance of “Christmas in Dixie.” The collaboration is from Home Free’s upcoming Warmest Winter holiday special, which will stream six performances, beginning on Wednesday, December 2. “Getting to perform “Christmas In Dixie” with the legendary will never be forgotten,” Home Free shared on social media, in advance of the…
Home Free has collaborated with numerous artists over the years, but their recent collaboration with Alabama, on “Christmas in Dixie,” for Home Free’s latest Warmest Winter album, definitely stands out above the rest. “Alabama is my all-time favorite country group,” Austin Brown told American Songwriter. “I learned to sing harmony by listening to ‘Mountain Music’ and ‘I’m in a Hurry,’…
