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From Dive Bars to Arenas: Flatland Cavalry's Authentic Rise
10 Apr
Summary
- Flatland Cavalry's new album 'Work of Heart' explores themes of the human heart.
- The band gained traction over a decade playing Texas honky-tonks and dive bars.
- They recently opened for Lainey Wilson on major arena tours globally.
Flatland Cavalry has built a strong presence in country music over the past decade, originating from Texas honky-tonks and dive bars. Their frontman, Cleto Cordero, likens their journey to riding something wild, emphasizing authenticity and audience connection.
The band's recent two years have seen significant growth, including opening for Lainey Wilson on arena tours and earning ACM Award nominations. Their latest release, 'Work of Heart,' is a 12-track studio album featuring songs written while touring and experiencing real life.
