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Hear Our NEXT Single Early

 

Hear our next single, 'Near But Far', before anyone else. Join The Fellowship today, and we’ll instantly text or email you a private link to stream it before the official release.

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NEW TRACKS

Ride Away
00:00 / 03:46
Free Man
00:00 / 03:25
My Country
00:00 / 03:46

Stay tuned to our emails, texts, and social channels. Many new songs are coming down the pipeline and the next song release is right around the corner!

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UP NEXT
'NEAR BUT FAR'
Releasing in October 2026

Our next official single, dropping in early October, is a track called "Near But Far." It's about the heavy ache of holding something or someone so dear, but feeling so far away.  The song centers on the plea for a "bridge" to reconnect with the people who matter most. Though born from the reality of a touring band, the universal theme speaks to anyone separated from loved ones by long distances, whether traveling for work, serving overseas on active duty, or missing someone who left this temporary vacation on earth before we have, and we miss them dearly and long for the time we can be reunited with them.

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UPCOMING TOUR DATES

The Wilson Fowler Band is currently busy in the studio finishing the remaining tracks for our 10-song My Country album. Once the record is wrapped, we can't wait to hit the road and bring these new songs to life for you on stage!

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Keep an eye here on our website, or on our Instagram and Facebook pages for all release updates. Our plan is to drop a brand-new song every 2 to 4 weeks, depending on our studio progress!

OUR STORY

What started as porch riffs and late‑night basement sessions south of Atlanta turned into a band that’s tracked in Muscle Shoals and Nashville and worked with producers who taught us how to capture a live band on tape. A chance meeting led to basement rehearsals, club shows, and a producer—Bryan Holmes—who helped us tighten our sound. We even recorded with legends and signed a major‑label deal, but the industry shifted, and we walked away, wiser for it.

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After we walked away, the following years changed the music—more grit, more heart, more honesty. Today Wilson Fowler is about real instruments, real stories, and songs that feel like the open road.  We’re releasing our deep catalog one song at a time. If our music speaks to you, join the Fan Club, stream the tracks, and tell a friend — we’re just getting started. Keep reading to get the full Wilson-Fowler Story

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