Down Every Road

Many of you may not be aware that Stewart and Garrett from Statesboro Revue are brothers from anotha' motha'. Literally. Garrett joined his brother on the road only a couple years ago and they've only gained forward momentum since. In episode five of Down Every Road, the boys talk about their family band and the 'grand parental fusion' behind their current album, 'Ramble on Privilege Creek'... Rea

There is a always a sense of gratification one feels when you get to go see your favorite band play a show. But take a second and imagine what it feels like for the band to watch you sing along to their music and dance to their tunes. These musicians have a whole different level of energy when you show up just for them...

Let's agree that most everyone has their own tradition while road tripping. Myself? Sunflower seeds. Can't leave without 'em -- they help me keep my wits. Musicians, however, spend the majority of their time on the road. So these road vices become more of "addictions" than habits...

Life on the road takes a toll on your mind, body and soul. So why do musicians do it? For Statesboro Revue, it's like a sickness: “Whenever you stay in one spot for too long, you feel like you need to get up and go leave" Take a look at episode 2 and find out why they can't give up on the road...