Five voices. Wide-open country.
Close harmonies, winding guitar lines, and stories with room to roam. Find your next night with The Wilder Blue and get to know the songs before the show.
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Meet you where the harmonies land
Explore live listings, follow the band’s album trail, and discover the touring connections and studio guests behind its expansive country-rock sound.
Make a night of live music
Browse available concerts and follow the band’s official channels for 2027–2028 tour updates.
Visit The Wilder Blue’s official shows page ↗ for artist announcements.
The band’s October 2026 announcement extends the Cinco Tour into 2027, with stops including Nashville’s Exit/In, Lexington’s The Burl, Atlanta’s Vinyl, Charleston’s Music Farm, Charlotte’s Neighborhood Theatre, and Asheville Music Hall.
Source: The Wilder Blue’s publicity announcement. Browse the event listings for individual performances.
Follow the records
A listening route through the band’s harmony-rich country and folk-rock catalog.
Hill Country (2020) and The Wilder Blue (2022) introduce the band’s blend of layered vocals and roots-minded arrangements. Move to 2023’s Super Natural for its work with Brent Cobb, including the title track and a version of “Seven Bridges Road” featuring Luke Combs.
Following 2025’s fan-funded Still In The Runnin’, Cinco expands the band’s palette. Recorded at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, Texas, and produced by Lyndon Hughes and the band, it adds new instrumental voices while keeping the harmonies central.
Explore the band’s official story and Grand Ole Opry artist profile.
Before the first harmony
Give the quieter details a listen, then turn it up for the choruses.
A playlist for the drive
Try these entry points before the show. This is a listening guide; the band’s concert setlist may vary.
Shared bills & shared inspiration
The band’s road history and guest appearances connect country storytellers, roots musicians, and bigger-stage audiences.
The Wilder Blue’s official biography names support appearances with Luke Combs, Flatland Cavalry, and Hank Williams Jr. among its touring experiences.
Those past bills help trace the band’s path from intimate rooms to larger audiences. Support artists for future shows are listed with each individual event.
Brent Cobb produced Super Natural and joins the title track; Luke Combs appears on “Seven Bridges Road.” On Cinco, Tracy Byrd guests on “Texas Women.”
The later record also brings in keyboardist Travis Bishop, steel guitarist Harrison Yount, and fiddle player Steve Auburn. Phoenix Mendoza wrote “Last Chance for Dancin’.”
Sources: official band biography · Opry album and guest notes.
A few details before the drive
Browse available concerts above, then follow the band’s official shows page and social accounts for new announcements.
Studio guests and past touring partners are part of the band’s history. Check the lineup published for your chosen concert for any announced special guests.
Review the venue’s door time, age policy, bag rules, parking, and accessibility information. Have mobile tickets ready before reaching the entrance.
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