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High Valley heads for The Highway

Tuesday, September 5, 2017 – High Valley will headline SiriusXM's The Highway Finds Tour this fall.

Brothers Brad and Curtis Rempel kick off the tour Oct. 18 and features fellow "Highway Finds" artists Ashley McBryde and Adam Doleac. High Valley made its U.S. debut with "Dear Life" in November 2016 on Warner. The duo released four albums in Canada prior to releasing "Dear Life."

The "Highway Finds" spotlight on SiriusXM's Highway channel is intended to break new artists. Past "Highway Finds" artists include Florida Georgia Line, Cole Swindell, Maren Morris, William Michael Morgan, Carly Pearce and Chase Rice.

Tour dates are:
Oct. 18*^ Washington, DC The Hamilton
Oct. 19* Toronto, ON Danforth
Oct. 20*^ Asbury Park, NJ Wonder Bar
Oct. 21*^ New York, NY Gramercy Theatre
Oct. 26*^ Charlotte, NC The Underground
Oct. 27*^ Nashville, TN Mercy Lounge
Oct. 28^ Birmingham, AL Workplay
Oct. 29*^ Atlanta, GA Aisle 5
Nov. 1*^ Cleveland, OH Cambridge Room @ House of Blues
Nov. 2^ Columbus, OH The Bluestone
Nov. 3^ Grand Rapids, MI The Stache
Nov. 4^ Indianapolis, IN Deluxe
Nov. 30^ Omaha, NE Bourbon Saloon
Dec. 1^ Denver, CO Marquis Theatre
Dec. 2^ Cheyenne, WY Outlaw Saloon
Dec. 4^ Billings, MT Pub Station
Dec. 5^ Salt Lake City, UT State Room
Dec. 7^ Hollywood, CA Troubadour
Dec. 8^ Anaheim, CA Parish @ House of Blues
Dec. 9^ San Diego, CA Voodoo Room @ House of Blues
* With Ashley McBryde.
^ With Adam Doleac.

The reigning Canadian CMA Awards Duo of the Year will head to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada on Sept. 10 where they will vie for the title once again in addition to nominations for Album of the Year and Apple Music Fan Choice Award. High Valley has garnered the Duo of the Year honor for the past two years.

Born and raised in La Crete, Alberta, High Valley initially garnered attention as Christian artists and ventured into country.


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CD review - Way Back If there's one thing that the Canadian outfit High Valley knows how to do is to stay in their lane. The Rempel brothers duo is now down to one after Curtis amicably split from the band. The band is known for its unique bluegrass-infused contemporary country, and their sixth album bounces along playfully from start to finish. Thematically, the brief 37-minute, 13-song collection checks many of the country music boxes. The title track is a banjo-driven nostalgia anthem about simple pleasures. ...
CD review - Grew Up on That EP When Brad and Curtis Rempel began writing songs for their EP in the pre-COVID-19 era, the Canadian duo known as High Valley had no way of knowing "Grew Up Like That" would make a fine pandemic coping mechanism. The brief six-song collection is laden with tunes about family, love and good old-fashioned upbringing. The duo is known for its fusion of contemporary country and bluegrass. On this short collection, there is more gloss than grass. The production is slick, the melodies ...
CD review - Dear Life There's a scene in the movie "Bull Durham" where Kevin Costner tells Tim Robbins how holding the record for most home runs in the minor leagues is kind of a dubious honor - it shows a lot of years that you didn't make it to the majors. Is that what being the biggest country band in Canada is like? High Valley, who've scored an impressive run of Great White North charting singles and awards, would disagree - Shania's a Canuck ,of course. And everybody's from somewhere. ...


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