Futurebirds have spent more than 15 years carving out a sound all their own, merging rock & roll, folk, and cosmic American roots into something expansive, loose-limbed, and instantly recognizable. Formed in Athens, Georgia, the band built its reputation the old-fashioned way: through unforgettable live shows, a deep connection with fans, and a fearless approach to evolving their music.

That spirit carries through on Easy Company, the band’s fifth studio album and one of its most fully realized releases to date. Featuring songs from Daniel Womack, Thomas Johnson, and Carter King, the record highlights the shared chemistry that has defined Futurebirds since the beginning while pushing their sound into fresh territory. Recorded with producer Brad Cook in Tornillo, Texas, Easy Company captures the energy, warmth, and spontaneity that have made the band a favorite on stages across the country.

Over the years, Futurebirds have grown from college-town standouts into a nationally beloved act, earning praise for performances that are as powerful as they are transportive. Their music can move from front-porch intimacy to full-throttle crescendos without losing its sense of heart, and that range is exactly what makes them such a compelling live band.

At The Rhythm and Roots Festival this Labor Day Weekend, Futurebirds bring the spirit of Easy Company to the stage: seasoned, adventurous, and deeply connected as a band. For longtime fans and first-time listeners alike, their set promises a rich blend of harmony, groove, grit, and Southern soul.