Zac Brown Band

Zac Brown Band is a multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning Southern rock group led by frontman and founder Zac Brown. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, the band features a lineup of multi-instrumentalists including Jimmy De Martini on fiddle, John Driskell Hopkins on bass, Coy Bowles on guitar and keyboards, Chris Fryar on drums, Clay Cook on guitar and mandolin, Matt Mangano on bass, Daniel de los Reyes on percussion, and Caroline Jones on guitar and harmonica. The group incorporates elements of reggae, rock, and bluegrass into its country music foundation, earning comparisons to acts such as Dave Matthews Band and Jimmy Buffett.

The band's rise began with years of touring and independent releases before the major-label debut, "The Foundation," brought national attention. "The Foundation" sold more than 5 million copies and produced the 5x platinum single "Chicken Fried," which achieved over 255 million streams. The album also produced hits like "Toes," "Highway 20 Ride," and "Free," earning Zac Brown Band a Grammy Award for Best New Artist. Subsequent albums "You Get What You Give" and "Uncaged" expanded the band's reach, producing crossover hits such as "Colder Weather," "Knee Deep" featuring Jimmy Buffett, and "Homegrown," while exploring reggae, rock, and soul influences. "Uncaged" won the Grammy Award for Best Country Album. The band's catalog includes albums such as "Jekyll + Hyde," which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, and "The Comeback," showcasing a dynamic range from acoustic tracks to arena anthems.

Zac Brown Band has achieved six consecutive albums in the top 10 of the Billboard 200 and five consecutive albums debuting at No. 1 on Billboard's Country Albums chart. The group has won three Grammy Awards, sold more than 30.5 million singles and 9.3 million albums, amassed over 11.2 billion catalog streams, and achieved 16 No. 1 radio singles. The band is the second act in history to top both the Country Airplay and Mainstream Rock Songs charts. Zac Brown Band has headlined nine North American tours and holds the record for most consecutive sold-out shows at Fenway Park. The band has collaborated with artists across genres, including Avicii, Chris Cornell, Jimmy Buffett, Foo Fighters, Sheryl Crow, Sara Bareilles, and Jason Mraz.

Beyond music, Zac Brown is a songwriter, producer, label head, and the force behind Zac Brown Collective, a lifestyle brand that merges music, film, food, fashion, and American-made craftsmanship. Brown is also known for his philanthropic work, having purchased 400 acres of farmland in Fayetteville, Georgia, to build Camp Southern Ground, a facility dedicated to serving youth and veterans. The camp hosts children ages 7 through 17 for week-long, inclusive, residential programs and supports post-9/11 veterans through initiatives such as Warrior Week, Warrior PATHH, and Warrior Family Camps. Brown donated the land and most of the design and building costs for the camp and continues to donate $2 from each ticket sold on tour. Camp Southern Ground's annual benefit has raised millions to support its mission of fostering growth, community, and connection among children, veterans, and military families.

Zac Brown Band is recognized for dynamic live and studio performances, marked by strong musicianship and a creative range that spans genres. The group is among the few country acts to headline major rock festivals such as Bonnaroo and Stagecoach, with performances featuring marathon sets that appeal to diverse audiences. Through music, live shows, and philanthropic initiatives, Zac Brown Band maintains a significant presence in the American music industry.