As the month of May draws to a close, country-rockers Whiskey Myers are riding high. Coming off a standout performance at Stagecoach, where Whiskey Riff included the genre-bending band in their list of “10 Can’t-Miss Artists” and the Desert Sun remarked on their energetic performance to a “full house of more than 5,000 people in the Palomino tent,” the band crossed the pond for a run of 15 shows and multiple sell-outs throughout Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, France, Netherlands, United Kingdom and Ireland.
“I’m still pinching myself after this past month in Europe,” reflects lead singer Cody Cannon. “We started 12 years ago as best friends playing music in our hometown and never dreamed of anything like this. Now we get to go to these countries where the people might speak a different language, but everyone is still united by our music to the point where sold-out venues are singing every word back to us – that’s magic.”
As the band returns to the U.S. and dives back into their cross-country touring schedule, they have even more to celebrate. Whiskey Myers returns to the silver screen in the Renée Zellweger-led “What/If,” now streaming on Netflix, with their fan-favorite anthem “Deep Down in the South” serving as a backing track during a pivotal scene. The band will also be featured once again in the Kevin Costner hit series “Yellowstone,” with three additional sync tracks in Season 2 premiering June 19 on Paramount Network.
With new music coming soon as the band Playboy calls “the new bad boys of country music” prepare to release their self-produced fifth studio album, Whiskey Myers show no signs of slowing down. For more information, visit www.whiskeymyers.com and follow on social media @WhiskeyMyers.
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