Two lead singers and live fiddle give Nashville Road a distinctive musical combination for a wedding with a modern country focus. Billie-Lee Baker and Grant Daniell front the five piece, with newer songs and older country favourites in the repertoire. Artists represented include The Chicks and Luke Combs, with Post Malone among the more recent musical references. You could give their energetic side a place when the reception is ready for dancing, and sets can be shaped around your preferences. Listen here for the vocals and fiddle, then enquire about the country songs you want to share with your guests.
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Songs Nashville Road can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
1 , 2 Many - Luke Combs9 to 5 – Dolly PartonAchy Breaky Heart - Billy Ray CyrusAin’t No Love in Oklahoma - Luke CombsAustin – DashaBeer Never Broke My Heart – Luke CombsBefore He Cheats - Carrie UnderwoodBlue Aint Your Colour- Keith UrbanBoot Scootin’ Boogie - Brooks & DunnChicken Fried - Zac Brown BandChoosin Texas - Ella LangleyCopperhead Road - Steve EarlCountry Girl (shake It for Me) - Luke BryanDevil Went Down to Georgia – Charlie Daniels BandFake Id - Big & RichFalsom Prison Blues - Johnny CashThe Giver – Chappell RoanGoodbye Earl - Dixie ChicksGreen River - CreedenceGuy for That - Post Malone & Luke CombsHurts So Good - John Cougar MellencampI Had Some Help - Post Malone & Morgan WallenJolene - Myley Cyrus VersionLife Is Highway – Rascal FlattsLove Story - Taylor SwiftMan I Feel Like a Woman - Shania TwainNeed You Now - Lady AOld Man Road Down the Road - John FogertyPlay Something Country - Lainey WilsonProud Mary - Creedence Clearwater RevivalRed Neck Woman - Gretchen WilsonSave a Horse , Ride a Cowboy - Big & RichSomebody Like You - Keith UrbanStomping Ground - Hayley JensenSweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd SkynyrdTennessee Whiskey - Chris StapletonThank God I’m a Country Boy - Billy Dean VersionThat Don’t Impress Me Much - Shania TwainThese Boots Are Made for Walking - Nancy SinatraTipsy - ShaboozeyTurn on the Radio - Reba McentireWagon Wheel - Darius RuckerWanted Dead or Alive – Bon JoviWhen It Rains It Pours - Luke CombsWhen Will I Be Loved - Linda RonstadtYou Look Like You Love Me - Ella LangleyYou Should Probably Leave - Chris Stapleton
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What to expect
Two lead singers out front, and that's the thing that carries the night. The set leans on the modern country people already have on repeat, Luke Combs and Chris Stapleton through to the crossover stuff, sitting next to the older singalongs a room will always join in on. A fiddle runs through the middle of it. Costumes on, production done properly, and the pace lifts as the night goes rather than starting flat out and staying there. Works in a busy pub room, a private function or a festival stage. And the running order isn't fixed, so tell them how your night is shaped and they'll build around it.
On the day
They travel anywhere in the country, so distance is rarely the problem. A sound engineer comes with the band, and they can bring a full PA and live lighting sized for most function rooms. Big halls and outdoor stages need more gear than the standard rig carries, so flag the space early and they'll sort what's needed. The same engineer runs a DJ set between brackets and takes requests, which means the room never goes silent while the band is off.
Performance options
The full show runs about three and a half hours: two one hour sets and a forty minute one, with two breaks built in for instrument changes. Those breaks aren't dead air, because the DJ set covers them. If your night has speeches, a cake or a formal entrance to work around, they'll rearrange the brackets to fit rather than making you fit theirs.
