the cadillac three

Out with the old, in with the new -- but some fans aren't having it.

This one will move you.

Frontman Jaren Johnston mourns the loss of his father in the band's powerful new track.

The genre-bending trio will kick off their four-month-long journey this January.

If you like your country music pretty step aside before this power trio burns your frosted tips off.

They refuse to compromise their hard-driving, minimalist, rock-country sound and the genre is better for it.

"It's kind of back to where we started. It's heavier. It's extremely southern. Surprise, surprise," Jaren Johnston says.

Who better to interview the Cadillac Three than the band members themselves? Well, that's what we thought, and we were wrong.

The Cadillac Three are hitting the road on their Black Roses Tour, which will take them across the U.S. throughout early 2017.

The Cadillac Three's Jaren Johnston is one of country music's most in-demand songwriters, a man partially responsible for hit songs by Tim McGraw, Eric Church, Keith Urban and more. His bandmates share writing credits with him on a few songs on their new Bury Me in My Boots album, so we asked what it was like to work with Johnston.

The Cadillac Three's Jaren Johnston admits it was his fear of dying young that inspired the title track of the trio's debut album, Bury Me in My Boots. He understands his lifestyle isn't always great for those he loves most.

For every Chris Stapleton there are a dozen rising stars who see their image beneath his hat and beard.