Crossover Touring

Happy Friday! After the stripped down nuance of ’ “Baby Man” last year, we are fired up for the full-band treatment promised by “The Landfill,” the single Eric D. Johnson dropped this week as part of announcing his extended 2026 full-band tour — which takes him everywhere and back again over the course of 40+ dates — and the album of the same title, which drops just as tour kicks off in June.

But that’s just the start of a busy week for the Crossover roster, with a brand-new album from (“Good As True,” their 12th full-length record!), plus new tours and top-of-the-poster festival announcements. Swipe through and have a look!

Please welcome to the Crossover roster! A growing sensation in the Northeast, the four-piece faithfully recreates iconic Phish shows (often from the pre-2000 hiatus era), catching the attention of even the most jaded Gen-X fans. We'll raise a glass of Bathtub Gin to celebrate!

Please welcome to the Crossover roster! Part of the growing soul revival, with influences out of Motown and Chicago in his soaring string parts and high croon, MT just released of his debut album, "Joy," led by the eminently danceable "I Don't Understand." Thrilled to have the UK-native join us!

Please welcome to the Crossover roster! Jesse is one of Canada's leading blues and roots artists, with a reputation for dynamic live performances — and a hot single in "Sweet Little Caroline," released just a couple weeks back. Can't wait to see what's next!

Please welcome to the Crossover roster! Part of Colorado's exciting Americana movement, Clay Street Unit pushes the envelope of bluegrass-style instrumentation with the amplified energy of Americana and country on their debut album, "Sin & Squalor." Looking forward to working with them!

Please welcome to the Crossover roster! With virtuosic fiddle-playing and classically delivered vocals, Bronwyn has attracted an impressive collection of performers to her cracker-jack traveling band and Grammy-nominated "I Built a World." Excited to have her on the team!

Please welcome to the Crossover roster! Maybe you think of Appalachia when you think of American string bands, but Arkansauce prove the Ozarks can produce plenty of banjo licks and high, lonesome harmonies, too. So happy to have them on board!

So great to see everyone out at the show last night!

Congrats once again to Billy Strings for taking home his 4th Entertainer of the Year Award — he never ceases to amaze us — and we are so excited that Maddie Denton, of the incredible East Nash Grass, took home Fiddler of Year last night as well. A fantastic night for the genre as a whole, as the IBMA continues to shine a light on the fantastic talent playing bluegrass tunes all across the country.

Just a fantastic piece of news. Alex sure can rip.

The first big award of the Americana Music Association's Honors & Awards show was Instrumentalist Of The Year, and it went to Alex Hargreaves.

We are happy to announce the addition of The Womack Sisters to the Crossover Touring roster, on the occasion of the release of their brand-new single on Daptone Records, “I Just Don’t Want You (To Say Goodbye)”! Take a listen by clicking the link below. BG, Zeimani, and Kucha Womack are the next generation of soul royalty, renowned for their blend of R&B, soul, and gospel influences drawn from their rich family legacy.

As granddaughters of the legendary Sam Cooke, daughters of renowned soul and R&B artists Womack & Womack, and nieces of Bobby Womack, they carry on the Womack family’s musical traditions, infusing their work with the soul and passion that has defined the family’s impact on music for generations. Under their new home, Daptone Records, The Womack Sisters are creating soul music true to its core and we are happy to be a part of it.

https://open.spotify.com/album/4GZ7ixJ1oGh0b6v8Ld7rTQ?si=h7blKloHTaS_w2TP3DlraA