There are no strangers at a Drew Holcomb show. For the better part of two decades, the award-winning songwriter has brought his audience together night after night, turning his shows into celebrations of community, collaboration, and contemporary American roots music. Strangers No More, the ninth album from Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors, celebrates that sense of togetherness. Produced by Cason Cooley, it expands the band's mix of timeless songwriting, modern-day Laurel Canyon folk, amplified Americana, and heartland rock & roll. "All The Money in the World," with its deep-pocketed groove that showcases The Neighbors’ musicality, is punctuated by blasts of brass, marking the band’s first song to feature horns. "That's On You, That's On Me" makes room for barrelhouse piano, slide guitar, and the greasy grit of a juke joint rock band. "On a Roll" and "Possibility" are Springsteen-sized rock & roll melodramas that wail and exalt, their cinematic arrangements built for the large rooms that Holcomb regularly plays these days. "Fly" is a reflective, finger-plucked folksong. Finally, there's "Dance With Everybody,” a lively tribute to the live show that brims with a joyful optimism — a feeling that was often missing during the band’s earlier years, when their shows weren’t nearly as packed. Song by song, Strangers No More offers an all-encompassing view not only of the places Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors have been, but where they're headed next, too. It's an invitation into the band's world. Strangers no more, indeed.

California born and Texas raised, Madeline Edwards has transcended musical boundaries, incorporating her jazz, soul, gospel and country influences into her unique sound “through vulnerability and passion” (NPR). In the last year, she earned accolades as a Spotify “Hot Country Artist to Watch”, an Apple Music “Country Riser”, and a CMT “Next Women of Country”. Named a Top 20 Breaker artist on NPR, Edwards’ music has over 13M streams to date. Madeline’s forthcoming debut album comes after a remarkable rise, including performances on some of the genre’s biggest stages alongside Country music’s biggest stars. She has performed on Lady Gaga’s Born This Way Tribute Record with The Highwomen, NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert, and most recently she was a special guest on Chris Stapleton’s All-American Road Show Tour this summer. Edwards made her Grand Ole Opry debut this fall, and just last year made her television debut on the 2021 CMA Awards in one of the “best moments of the night” (Billboard).

K.S. Rhoads is a singer/songwriter, composer, producer, and performer from Nashville, TN. His music draws on influences from folk, classical, cinematic pop and rock, which has been called “an exhibition in style, grace, and limitless possibilities.” (American Songwriter Magazine). His songs have been featured in hundreds of television shows, commercials, and various media including Apple, Coca-Cola, Grey’s Anatomy, The Good Doctor, Nashville and many more. As a composer, K.S. has worked with various symphonies including the Nashville Symphony and the Arkansas Symphony, scored animated series’ and arranged strings for dozens of musical artists like Little Big Town and Need To Breathe. Rhoads’ has written with and produced for a broad array of artists including Miranda Lambert, Kris Allen, Lisa Loeb, Ashley Monroe, and many more. Rhoads served as bandleader for the much heralded songwriter collective Ten Out Of Tenn, and has been a pivotal influence in the burgeoning independent music scene in Nashville. 

Josiah and the Bonnevilles is a musical project led by singer-songwriter Josiah Leming. Josiah was born in Morristown, Tennessee and as a child, Josiah was fascinated by music and began playing the piano and guitar at a young age. Josiah's musical talents became evident to his family and friends, and he began performing as a teenager catching the attention of music industry professionals. In 2010, he formed Josiah and the Bonnevilles, which presented a unique blend of Folk, Americana, and Country that draws from his roots as a true Appalachian artist, embracing honesty and putting life's realities into his songwriting. In 2015, Josiah and the Bonnevilles released its debut album, "On Trial." The album was praised for its raw, vulnerable lyrics and its combination of acoustic and electric instruments that underpinned the storytelling. The band went on tour in support of the album with the artist LP, performing at various venues across the United States and Europe. Since the release of "On Trial," Josiah and the Bonnevilles have continued to make music and tour, gaining a devoted fan base along the way. Josiah remains grounded and focused on his music. He has spoken openly about his struggles with mental health, addiction, and the music industry as a whole and uses his songwriting as a form of therapy. He continues to inspire his fans with his honesty and vulnerability, and his music has touched the hearts of people around the world