Drew Holcomb On Mountain Stage

WNYC | Jun 2, 2015

Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors appear on Mountain Stage, recorded live at Charleston, W.Va.'s Culture Center Theater. Based in of East Nashville, Tenn., Holcomb writes earnest songs about love, joy, pain and tragedy that continue to find new audiences thanks in part to their placement in TV shows including Nashville, Parenthood and How I Met Your Mother. He and his band have maintained a rigorous touring schedule, crisscrossing the U.S. and U.K. with artists like the Avett Brothers, John Hiatt and Needtobreathe — and, along the way, have sold more than 100,000 records. They capped things off with a recent sellout show at Nashville's storied Ryman Auditorium.

Holcomb's bandmates include pianist Nathan Dugger and bassist Rich Brinsfield. The group's latest release is titled Medicine.

SET LIST
  • "American Beauty"
  • "Shine Like Lightning"
  • "You'll Always Be My Girl"
  • "Tennessee"
  • "Here We Go"
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