Critically acclaimed country-roots six-piece Flatland Cavalry has blazed their own trail on the Americana and country music circuit, sharing their hearty brand of homespun tunes the world over – easy on the ears, heavy on the heart.
The “straightforward, upbeat electrified country-rock band” (Wall Street Journal) continue with relentless momentum on their journey from the heart of West Texas to the center of country culture, earning a myriad of outstanding accolades along the way: seven #1 singles at Texas Country Radio, back-to-back nominations for ACM Group of the Year, syncs across TV and film including Twisters, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, Paramount’s “Yellowstone” and “Landman,” and Netflix’s “The Ranch,” and well over 1 billion streams worldwide.
Whether it’s been hot-trotting in a 12-passenger van, caravanning on colossal treks with Willie Nelson, Luke Combs, and Lainey Wilson, or headlining their own months-long tours with a Who’s Who of historic venue sellouts along the way, Flatland Cavalry remains “at the fore of the red dirt renaissance” (Rolling Stone).
Critically acclaimed country-roots six-piece Flatland Cavalry has blazed their own trail on the Americana and country music circuit, sharing their hearty brand of homespun tunes the world over – easy on the ears, heavy on the heart.
The “straightforward, upbeat electrified country-rock band” (Wall Street Journal) continue with relentless momentum on their journey from the heart of West Texas to the center of country culture, earning a myriad of outstanding accolades along the way: seven #1 singles at Texas Country Radio, back-to-back nominations for ACM Group of the Year, syncs across TV and film including Twisters, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, Paramount’s “Yellowstone” and “Landman,” and Netflix’s “The Ranch,” and well over 1 billion streams worldwide.
Whether it’s been hot-trotting in a 12-passenger van, caravanning on colossal treks with Willie Nelson, Luke Combs, and Lainey Wilson, or headlining their own months-long tours with a Who’s Who of historic venue sellouts along the way, Flatland Cavalry remains “at the fore of the red dirt renaissance” (Rolling Stone).
