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Nashville based pop-country duo, SixForty1 (Brooks Hoffman and Austin Gee) are bringing people together in a big way. The duo originally formed when the two met at Murray State, in Kentucky. Since then, the goal of the band was to bring people together, through their music, as does highway 641, the band’s namesake.
Since making the move to Nashville in 2018, they have managed to create quite a buzz. The two have a unique and inimitable songwriting chemistry and a knack for catchy and clever musical phrasing.
The band has yet to put out a full-length album, but from the two EPs and the handful of singles SixForty1 has released in just a short time, while also landing on major Spotify playlists like “Breakout Country”, “New Boots”, “Next from Nashville” and “Wild Country”.
The group has found early success and fandom, attracting Aaron Tannenbaum, CAA booking agent powerhouse who is also responsible for Luke Combs, Martina McBride, Brantley Gilbert and Brett Young. The group also turned the head of manager Aaron Keiser at Morris Higham Management; a Nashville based management company representing artists Brandon Lay, Brantley Gilbert, Carly Pearce, Kenny Chesney, Michael Ray, and Old Dominion. Since Tannenbaum and Keiser came on board, SixForty1 has toured with several acts including Brantley Gilbert, Michael Ray, Walker Hayes and Muscadine Bloodline, while also making appearances at Brantley Gilbert’s first and second annual Kick It In The Ship cruise.
With an arsenal of new music in the works and a solid support team in place behind them, 2020 is poised to be a momentous year for Hoffman and Gee.
SIXFORTY1 RELEASE TWO NEW SONGS
“I GET THAT” AND “SHOW YOU AROUND”
SIXFORTY1 SET TO PLAY BRANTLEY GILBERT’S KICK IT IN THE SHIP
STREAM/PURCHASE “I GET THAT” AND “SHOW YOU AROUND”
Nashville-based Pop Country duo, SixForty1 (Brooks Hoffman and Austin Gee) have released two highly anticipated new songs “I Get That” and “Show You Around.” Both songs were written by Hoffman and Gee and were produced by Nashville’s Matt Geroux.
Originally from Kentucky, Brooks Hoffman and Austin Gee met while in college. After finding instant musical balance together they made the move to Nashville. The duo have been in Nashville for about one year and are making major waves. In that short time, they have joined several acts on tour including Brantley Gilbert, Michael Ray, Walker Hayes and Muscadine Bloodline. They even caught the attention of Aaron Tannenbaum (booking agent for Luke Combs, Filmore, Brantley Gilbert and Aaron Watson among others).
SixForty1 will close out their 2019 playing Brantley Gilbert’s Kick It in the Ship Cruise along with – Brantley Gilbert, Chase Rice, LANCO, Jon Langston, Colt Ford, Danielle Bradberry and Diamond Rio.
Keep an eye out for the SixForty1 in 2020. This is just the beginning of a long journey for the duo.
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BREAKOUT POP-COUNTRY DUO SIXFORTY1 RELEASE NEW SINGLE
FIRST NEW MUSIC OF 2020
“SixForty1 shows off substance”
– American Songwriter
“Infectious”
– Celeb Secrets Country
“Sixforty1’s commitment to songwriting and the years they spent honing their live show are paying off these days”
– Country Now
“SixForty1 are the next big country duo”
– Music Mayhem
“The pair are just getting started”
– The Boot
“SixForty1 are one of those artists who seem on the cusp of breaking new ground…With bombastic, stadium-ready tracks, we’re going to watch these two with eagle eyes going into 2020.”
– Off The Record UK
STREAM/PURCHASE “SOMEBODY’S GONNA”
Nashville, TN – Breakout pop-country duo SixForty1 have released their newest single “Somebody’s Gonna.” The new song follows 2019’s “Next Kiss,” “Plane Crazy” and the double A-Side single release of “Show You Around” and “I Get That.”
Collectively, the four tracks released in 2019 have received over 4.6 million streams and have been featured on major Spotify playlists like “Breakout Country”, “New Boots”, “Next from Nashville” and “Wild Country”.
SixForty1 (Brooks Hoffman and Austin Gee) are bringing people together in a big way. The duo originally formed when the two met at Murray State, in Kentucky. Since then, the goal of the band was to bring people together, through their music, as does highway 641, the band’s namesake.
Since making the move to Nashville in 2018, they have managed to create quite a buzz. The two have a unique and inimitable songwriting chemistry and a knack for catchy and clever musical phrasing.
The group has found early success and fandom, attracting Aaron Tannenbaum, CAA booking agent powerhouse who is also responsible for Luke Combs, Martina McBride, Brantley Gilbert and Brett Young. The group also turned the head of manager Aaron Keiser at Morris Higham Management; a Nashville based management company representing artists Brandon Lay, Brantley Gilbert, Carly Pearce, Kenny Chesney, Michael Ray, and Old Dominion. Since Tannenbaum and Keiser came on board, SixForty1 has toured with several acts including Brantley Gilbert, Michael Ray, Walker Hayes and Muscadine Bloodline, while also making appearances at Brantley Gilbert’s first and second annual Kick It In The Ship cruise.
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BREAKOUT POP-COUNTRY DUO SIXFORTY1
TO RELEASE NEW SINGLE “FORGET THOSE HEELS” – JULY 3
PREVIEW “FORGET THOSE HEELS”
WATCH “FORGET THOSE HEELS” (LIVE ACOUSTIC) VIDEO
“SixForty1 shows off substance”
– American Songwriter
“Infectious”
– Celeb Secrets Country
“Sixforty1’s commitment to songwriting and the years they spent honing their live show are paying off these days”
– Country Now
“SixForty1 are the next big country duo”
– Music Mayhem
“The pair are just getting started”
– The Boot
“SixForty1 are one of those artists who seem on the cusp of breaking new ground…With bombastic, stadium-ready tracks, we’re going to watch these two with eagle eyes going into 2020.”
– Off The Record UK
PRE-SAVE/PURCHASE “FORGET THOSE HEELS”
Breakout pop-country duo SixForty1 will release their newest single “Forget Those Heels” this Friday, July 3. “This song was a no brainer when considering songs for our EP. It taps into the intimate sides of our lives that we wanted to share with our fans,” says SixForty1. The new song follows the release of “Somebody’s Gonna” earlier this year as well as 2019’s “Next Kiss,” “Plane Crazy” and the double A-Side single release of “Show You Around” and “I Get That.”
SixForty1 have received nearly 7 million streams and have been featured on major Spotify playlists like “Breakout Country,” “New Boots,” “Next from Nashville,” “Wild Country,” and “Young Music City” – all this and the band has yet to release their debut full-length album. American Songwriter points out: “While they’ve yet to release a debut record, the singles and two EPs they’ve released thus far have demonstrated the duo’s innate ability to write catchy, pop-country tunes.”
SixForty1 (Brooks Hoffman and Austin Gee) are bringing people together in a big way. The duo originally formed when the two met at Murray State, in Kentucky. Since then, the goal of the band was to bring people together, through their music, as does highway 641, the band’s namesake.
Since making the move to Nashville in 2018, they have managed to create quite a buzz. The two have unique and inimitable songwriting chemistry and a knack for catchy and clever musical phrasing.
The group has found early success and fandom, attracting Aaron Tannenbaum, CAA booking agent powerhouse who is also responsible for Luke Combs, Martina McBride, Brantley Gilbert, and Brett Young. The group also turned the head of manager Aaron Keiser at Morris Higham Management; a Nashville based management company representing artists Brandon Lay, Brantley Gilbert, Carly Pearce, Kenny Chesney, Michael Ray, and Old Dominion. Since Tannenbaum and Keiser came on board, SixForty1 has toured with several acts including Brantley Gilbert, Michael Ray, Walker Hayes, and Muscadine Bloodline, while also making appearances at Brantley Gilbert’s first and second annual Kick It In The Ship cruise.
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