Acclaimed Texas based country rock band Silverada returns with new studio album 'Living Proof' arriving on August 7th via Prairie Rose Records. Available for pre-order and pre-save starting March 27th, the band readies a nationwide tour supporting the album's arrival, with the album drop coinciding with Silverada's return to the annual Braun Brothers Reunion in Challis, Idaho where they will headline on release day. Produced by band founder Mike Harmeier and Texas legend John Evans, in conjunction with the band themselves, this 10-song project is the band's first album recorded at the iconic Sonic Ranch Studios in Tornillo, Texas. Deep pocketed grooves and captivating hooks are the bedrock of 'Living Proof' aided by the addition of new full time member, keys player and multi-instrumentalist Parker Twomey. Lead vocalist and chief songwriter Mike Harmeier continues t o lyrically expand on the everyman themes he's become known for, while the band bleeds fresh authenticity into songs that promise to captivate fans of all genres. This is well seasoned American music that blends country and rock motifs by a band in its prime. Silverada has reimagined their approach and found themselves again as confident as ever. Lead single 'Highway Man', streaming on March 27th and available t o pre-save this Monday March 16th, is a call to arms to road warriors of all kinds. Dedicated to bands, truckers, cowboys and dreamers that have that undying desire to search for what's just beyond the sunset. The title track 'Living Proof' sets the tone of the album. Anchored by an impassioned piano foundation, the song i s a swaggering acknowledgment of how we have been shaped by the people in are lives. Other focus tracks include follow up single 'Drag', with its evocative sing-along chorus encouraging listeners to "take the good with the bad", and the grandiose opus of 'Silver Eagle', that speaks to the lifestyle and brotherhood of a band who have spent over a decade traveling the country together in a tour bus. Harmeier says of the project, "The band has never been happier or i n a more creative space than we're currently in. Recording i n a remote location and with a new member, opened up a lot of doors for us to collaborate in ways we never thought possible before. The most fun we've had making a record yet."