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Of the 12 tracks, an impressive seven songs were written by band members Kevin Williamson, Melody Williamson
The album rollout began with a string of successful singles. The lead “Kentucky Highway” highlighted the group’s more reflective side with heartfelt lead vocals by Melody Williamson Keyes, peaking in the Top 5 on the Bluegrass Today Weekly Airplay Chart. They followed with a vibrant remake of “Southern Nights,” featuring Carl Jackson on banjo—a nod to Glen Campbell’s classic—which spent four months on the Bluegrass Unlimited National Airplay Survey. Most recently, they released “Come On Sunshine,” an upbeat anthem featuring Caroline Williamson
Known for their charismatic performances and viral online presence, Williamson Branch has become a staple in the modern Bluegrass scene. The band features Melody Williamson Keyes (fiddle, vocals), Kadence Williamson Reynolds (bass, vocals), Caroline Williamson (mandolin, vocals), along with father Kevin Williamson (guitar, vocals), mother Debbie Williamson (
To celebrate the release of Southern Sunshine, the band is hosting a special three-day event, Williamson Branch Homecoming Weekend, taking place July 18-20 in Nashville. The experience includes two concerts, a private Gospel sing and meet-and-greet, and a CD and t-shirt bundle. Highlights include a must-see show at The Station Inn, and a star-studded performance alongside The Isaacs and The M
For more information, tour dates, music, and to purchase tickets, visit www.williamsonbranch.com
Southern Sunshine Track Listing:
1. Southern Nights feat. Carl Jackson (Allen Toussaint)
2. Come On Sunshine (Melody Williamson Keyes, Michelle Canning)
3. Carolina Heart (Kadence Williamson Reynolds)
4. That One I Can’t Live Without feat. Kenny Smith (Kevin Williamson, Shelton Feazell)
5. Firehawk feat. Alan Bibey (Melody Williamson Keyes, Anthony Howell)
6. The Other Side of Lonely (Melody Williamson Keyes, Edgar Loudermilk)
7. Kentucky Highway (Kevin Williamson)
8. These Old Burdens (Jesse Dixon)
9. Fiddle Tree (Mark Brinkman, David Stewart)
10. I Have You (Gene Nelson)
11. Weepin’ Willow Blues (Kevin Williamson)
12. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah (Allie Wrubel, Ray Gilbert)