Highway Home, a harmony-driven country trio, is quickly carving out their own lane in today’s country landscape as they blend rich storytelling, nostalgic influences, and a fresh modern edge that feels both familiar and new all at once.
The Nashville-based group has signed with Warner Records and is kicking off this next chapter with the release of their major-label debut, “No More Drinkin’ Songs,” available now.
“The most important thing to us has always been making sure the music stays true to our vision, and the folks at Warner have been completely aligned with that from the start,” Highway Home says. “Warner Records feels like home, and a great place to create the music we are passionate about. We couldn’t be more excited to join the team and write our next chapter with Warner!”
“Highway Home is a band built on rare individual talent — each member is a gifted singer, musician, and songwriter in their own right. Their three-part harmony is unmistakable. Their songwriting bridges the soul of ‘90s and 2000s country with a sound that resonates right now — and that’s exactly what makes them cut through. We couldn’t be more excited to welcome them to the Warner Records family.” – Kelly Bolton, VP A&R Warner Records
Produced by Ryan Gore, the laid-back track blends playful lyrics with heartfelt devotion, capturing the kind of love story built on wild nights, lasting memories, and a promise to stick around for the long haul.
Made up of Stanton Langley, Eamon Owen, and Conner Sweeny, Highway Home found common ground after each made their way from different corners of the South to Nashville. Drawing inspiration from the late ’90s and early 2000s country sound they grew up on, the trio has carved out a style defined by rich harmonies, relatable storytelling, and a modern edge that’s quickly resonating with fans.
“We hope ‘No More Drinkin’ Songs’ evokes a laugh and a heartfelt moment for anyone who listens,” shares Highway Home. “The song itself has felt special to us before it was even completely written, and still does every time we play it.”
While “No More Drinkin’ Songs” marks their Warner Records debut, the band has been steadily building momentum for some time. Fresh off their CMA Fest debut, Highway Home recently took the stage at the Ryman Auditorium and has shared bills with artists including Luke Combs, Sara Evans, George Birge, and Sister Hazel.
If their latest release is any indication, Highway Home’s next chapter is just getting started. Keep up with Highway Home by following them on: Instagram | TikTok | Spotify | Apple Music | YouTube