Currently in Europe for music festivals in Austria, Denmark, The Netherlands and Spain, Columbia Records’ all-vocal country sensation Home Free unveiled their cover videofor Zac Brown Band’s “My Old Man” today (5/5). Directed by Jimmy Bates, the family scenes were shot at a farm in Oregon, meanwhile the band filmed their segments at a studio in Minnesota during downtime in March. Home Free’s fresh take on the first single from Zac Brown's forthcoming album, Welcome Home.

 

“If you've followed us for any amount of time, you'll know that we love all things Zac Brown,” shares Home Free’s tenor Rob Lundquist. “All of our fathers have played huge roles in our lives, so when you couple that into a song as powerful as Zac did, it became a no-brainer for us to take a crack at this song."

 

Bass Timothy Foust adds about the video, “Its a beautiful story. We hope our fans are as touched by this song as we were."

 

Garnering international acclaim, the group just surpassed a whopping 150 million views on YouTube thanks to fan-favorites “Ring of Fire,” “How Great Thou Art,” “Elvira” and “God Bless The USA.”

 

Before launching their European stretch, Home Free wrapped up the fourth North American run of their must-see tour in South Portland, ME, on April 30.  The six-week tour sold more than 30,000 tickets throughout North America.

 

NJ Arts raves, “Each voice transforms the song, creating pure ear candy for the audience to wave their arms along to, creating an irresistible ‘feel-good’ groove.” Scene (Green Bay / De Pere, WI) adds, “Home Free wows with their high-energy show and quick-witted humor; meshing Nashville standards with pop hits, all with a dip in country flavor.” This summer, fans can catch the band at CMA Music Festival in Nashville, TN, on June 11, in addition to select tour dates throughout the U.S. Stay tuned for news on new music coming soon!

 

05 | Bleiburg, Austria – Voxon Festival - SOLD OUT!

06 | Bleiburg, Austria – Voxon Festival - SOLD OUT!

09 | Roslev, Denmark – Glyngøre Camping Festival

12 | Utrecht, Netherlands – Cloud Nine at Tivoli Vredenburg

13 | Girona, Spain - Girona A Cappella Festival - SOLD OUT!

 

11 | Nashville, TN – CMA Music Festival (4:30pm) Riverfront Stage

16 | Branson, MO – The Mansion Theatre

17 | Kearney, MO – Kearney Amphitheater 

24 | Filer, ID – Hwy 30 Music Fest 

 

14 | Cottage Grove, OR – Bohemian Mining Days

21 | Lakeside, OH – Hoover Auditorium

27 | Petoskey, MI – Bay Music Festival

28 | Seymour, WI – Outagamie County Fair

29 | Emmetsburg, IA – Wild Rose Casino and Resort

 

05 | Sweet Home, OR – Oregon Jamboree 

16 | Fairlea, WV – State Fair of West Virginia

24 | Palmer, AK – Alaska State Fair 

31 | Phillipi, WV – Barbour County Fair

 

01 | Mt. Pleasant, IA – Midwest Old Thresher’s Reunion 

30 | Pocatello, ID – ISJ Fall Festival

 

For tour dates and more information on Home Free, visit www.homefreemusic.com.

 

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Since being crowned NBC’s The Sing-Off victors, Home Free has made their mark on the music scene selling more than 200,000 copies combined of their popular albums, embarking on four major national tours and amassing over 150 million YouTube views. The release of their third studio album, COUNTRY EVOLUTION, has elevated the band “from auxiliary entertainment to headlining attraction” (Times Leader) and hit No. 4 on Billboard’s Country Albums chart. Produced by Darren Rust, the deluxe version includes five originals and nine new renditions of hit songs that showcase the band’s extraordinary talents, tight harmonies and intelligent arrangements that are uniquely their own. Home Free’s breakout debut album CRAZY LIFE (2014) hit No. 1 on iTunes Country chart and No. 4 overall. In 2016, the release of FULL OF (EVEN MORE) CHEER, an expanded version of their popular holiday album, FULL OF CHEER, debuted at #2 on Billboard’s Country Album’s chart. Founded in 2000 during collegiate years, the five-man band from Minnesota has been perfecting their live show for nearly a decade performing together for packed crowds at major fairs, colleges and theatres. Their experiences on the road helped carry them to The Sing-Off victory, build a loyal fan base and bring their homegrown country style into the national spotlight.