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TUNE IN ALERT: Sister Hazel to Perform on iHeart Radio's "The Bobby Bones Show"on September 5th

New EP, Earth, Out September 6th



Tune in Thursday, September 5th at 8 a.m. CDT to hear Sister Hazel guest star and perform on iHeart Radio's "Bobby Bones Show." The platinum-selling band will perform their smash hit, "All for You," and talk about new music from their EP, Earth, out on September 6th. Find more information on the show and listen live HERE.

The band will also be appearing on The Grand Ole Opry Wednesday, Septemer 4th. Tickets are available here. Sister Hazel will sign copies of their new album, Earth, at the Opry Shop following the show.

About Sister Hazel:

Originating from Gainesville, FL, Sister Hazel is comprised of five gifted, seasoned musicians whose well-spring of natural talent has been called "one of the Top 100 Most Influential Independent Performers of the last 15 years" by Performing Songwriter Magazine. Song "All for You," topped the adult alternative charts during the summer of 1997 and the success propelled their album to platinum status.  Since then, the band has become firmly established not only in rock and alternative music, but now in country with four back-to-back Billboard Top Country Albums Chart entries. They have most recently co-produced a cleverly themed EP compilation series entitled “Elements,” that includes a bonus seventh track that continued throughout the series. Living up to their fan-centered reputation, the band was a pioneer in the themed cruise industry by co-founding "The Rock Boat" and annually hosts events like the “Hazelnut Hang,” and "Camp Hazelnut" that focuses on creating unique experiences and interacting with the fans. Sister Hazel has been equally attentive to connecting with their audience through social media having amassed over a million social followers. In addition to the events and touring, the band also gives back with “Lyrics For Life.” Founded by singer Ken Block, the charity unites musicians and celebrities for concerts and auctions to benefit cancer research and patient-care charities.

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