ONE OF COUNTRY MUSIC'S LEGENDARY & MOST SUCCESSFUL ACTS AND ONE OF ITS GREAT PERFORMANCE BANDS'

 Founding members', lead vocalist Marty Raybon and drummer Mike McGuire lead a band that has scored 15 TOP 10 BILLBOARD HITS, like: "Ghost In This House," Mama Knows," and "I Want To Be Loved Like That." and 13 NUMBER ONE songs across the BILLBOARD CHARTS in the USA and Canada, including: "Two Dozen Roses," "The Church on Cumberland Road," and "Next To You, Next To Me,"  In total 26 charted Billboard singles. Three of their major label albums, CERTIFIED GOLD.  INTERESTING FACT: The Album: IN THE VICINITY OF THE HEART, --at the time of its release in 1994-95 --became the group's fastest selling disc with the help of clever marketing. Every buyer received an 800 number and would receive a personalized message from the band.

GRAMMY®, ACM and CMA winning Shenandoah earns the group's first No. 1 in 30 years with "Two Dozen  Roses," with reigning CMA Entertainer of the Year Luke Combs. Released via 8 Track Entertainment. The collaboration of which has already amassed over one million streams, landed at No.1 on the iTunes All & Country charts.  Shenandoah lead singer Marty Raybon delivers the opening lyrics of "Two Dozen Roses" with his signature sound that helped

Journalist Logan Smith said "the band (Shenandoah) has woven together a highly polished sound built around precision musicianship and pristine harmonies. "

establish the style of the 80's
& 90's country music, which influenced a new generation
of artists like Combs. Comp-
lementing Raybon's emotive
vocals. Combs takes the second verse bringing his
unique edge to the classic,
which he's included in his own
concert setlist. Produced by
GRAMMY® winning engineer
Noah Gordon and recorded at
the historic Fame Studios in
Muscle Shoals, where the
original version was recorded
and the longtime home to
founding members, Marty
Raybon and Mike McGuire.