Zac Brown Band: Biography

American country music band known for their Southern rock and jam band influences, tight harmonies, and eclectic musical style.Formed in Atlanta, Georgia in 2002 by lead singer Zac Brown.Achieved mainstream success with the 2008 album 'The Foundation' featuring hits like 'Chicken Fried' and 'Toes'.Won the Grammy Award for Best New Artist in 2010.Known for energetic live performances and diverse musical explorations beyond traditional country.
  • Zac Brown initially struggled, playing countless small gigs and selling his own self-released albums out of a trailer.
  • The band founded Camp Southern Ground, a non-profit camp for children of all backgrounds and abilities, reflecting Zac Brown's philanthropic commitment.
  • They have won three Grammy Awards (Best New Artist, Best Country Album for 'Uncaged', Best Country Collaboration with Vocals for 'As She's Walking Away').
  • Their 2015 album 'Jekyll + Hyde' sparked controversy among some traditional country fans due to its significant incorporation of pop, rock, and EDM elements.
  • Zac Brown has pursued solo projects under the pseudonym Sir Roosevelt, exploring electronic music.