If there was ever a time that country music needed a duo like The Dryes, it’s now. Since launching their career in 2018, The Dryes (husband and wife) have caught the attention of USA Today, Rolling Stone, People, American Songwriter, Country Living Magazine, among others, and have gained thousands of fans and followers along the way.

Recognized by TODAY as a “promising new duo” after premiering on season 22 of NBC’s “The Voice,” The Dryes have accumulated over 10 million global streams and garnered a 72K social impact. Their sassy single “Dolly Would,” and their alluring, soulful track, “House on Fire,” both achieved the remarkable feat of reaching #1 on CMT’s 12 Pack Countdown.

Last year, The Dryes hit the road with Jo Dee Messina (spotify:artist:3ltFy7g6KKQPPttsdOMlq3) as direct support on her national “Heads Carolina, Tails California Tour”. The pair also made their debuts at CMA Fest and the Carolina Country Music Festival, captivating a crowd of 35k fans. While on the road, The Dryes secured a partnership with Cheerwine, and Derek landed a spot as an official PRS Guitars artist.

At the conclusion of a successful 2023, The Dryes embarked on their first headlining tour, “Christmas with The Dryes”, and their latest EP, Raisin’ Beers & Hallelujahs, further solidified The Dryes as a seasoned, leading duo in the country music landscape. Their new single, “A Little Longer”, will be the first single from their upcoming EP, set to release in the spring, as the duo continues to tour throughout 2024.