FTB is a modern take on an old timeless classic sound which includes many traditional country elements such as fiddle, banjo and pedal steel guitar. This combined with spot-on vocal harmonies, dual electric guitars and a rock solid rhythm section, is what creates the authenticity of the band. They are led by the power duo up front featuring Mid-Michigan's own Randy Badour on Lead Vocals/Acoustic Guitar and Kyle Andrew of Metro Detroit on Lead Guitar & Vocals. These guys continue to prove why they’re one of the Top Recognized Regional Country Acts! FTB has recently been named "Best Band" in Detroit by Hour Detroit Magazine (2021) as well as "Best Country Band" by Review Magazine in Mid-Michigan (2021). In 2022 they were 1st runner up for "Best Band" in Detroit by Hour Detroit and won "Best Country Band" again back to back with Review Magazine as well.  Since 2019 they have opened for Chris Janson, Scotty McCreary, Joe Nichols, The Oak Ridge Boys, Michael Ray, Dylan Scott, Eli Young Band, Frankie Ballard, David Nail, Parker McCollum, Love & Theft, Trent Tomlinson, Jerrod Niemann, Kameron Marlowe, Priscilla Block, Tyler Booth and Colt Ford.  They also perform regularly at many of the popular local fairs and festivals including the Armada Fair, Romeo Peach Fest and more! Their new 5 song EP  "Old Country Songs" is now available on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, iTunes, YouTube Music and all other digital music platforms. The debut Music Video for "Whiskey Shakedown: has been released as well as their newest release of "The Devil Went Down To Georgia" Feat. STATE of MINE, which can be found on the videos page.  FTB has also partnered up with Motor City GAS Whiskey Distillery in Royal Oak, MI and have their very own "Shakedown" 100 proof hand selected small batch bourbon whiskey, available for purchase from the distillery and select venues!  The Family Tradition Band is also endorsed by the following companies: GHS Guitar Strings, Pedaltrain Pedal Boards, Ultimate Ears, Pick Guy Guitar Picks, Deer Camp Coffee Company, and the Blue Collar Clothing Company.

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