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The Creekers ‘Follow The Sound’ On New Album

November 2, 2026/by Lauryn Sink

The Creekers have unveiled their sophomore album, Follow The Sound, out now via Warner Records Nashville.

The 12-track project features singles like “The Devil’s Not That Far” and “Little Man,” showing off the band’s signature Appalachian country-bluegrass sound.

The band recently won the 2026 IBMA Momentum Award for Band of the Year. The Creekers recently finished a stint with Turnpike Troubadours and are currently wrapping up their time alongside Gavin Adcock on his “The Day I Hang It Up Tour.”

Formed in Leslie County, Kentucky, The Creekers are a six-piece group, comprised of Tanner Horton (vocals, lead guitar), Allen Hacker (vocals, rhythm guitar), Jagger Bowling (bass, vocals), Ashton Bowling (cajon), Scott Sutton (banjo, vocals) and Anna Blanton (fiddle).

Follow The Sound Track List:
1. “Follow The Sound”
2. “Kentucky”
3. “Swarpin'”
4. “Better Way”
5. “East Kentucky Sunrise”
6. “Desperate Man”
7. “Papaw’s Boat”
8. “Matterhorn”
9. “Little Man”
10. “Wondering Why”
11. “Outlaw Song (feat. Jamey Johnson)”
12. “The Devil’s Not That Far”

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Lauryn Sink is a staff writer at MusicRow Magazine. Hailing from Lexington, North Carolina, Lauryn is a 2025 graduate of the Hussman School of Journalism and Media at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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