The Davisson Brothers Band, formed in Clarksburg, West Virginia by Chris and Donnie Davisson, blend Americana and Appalachian country music to create a unique sound. With nephew Gerrod Bee and friend Aaron Regester, they have become one of the most successful independent acts globally since 2006. Their achievements include charting on country radio with "Foot Stompin'" and scoring a hit in Australia with "Po' Boyz," while gaining a strong following in the Jam Band/Bluegrass scene and performing at major festivals like CMC Rocks and Carolina Country Fest alongside mainstream country stars. Their latest album, "Home Is Where the Heart Is," produced by Brent Cobb and David "Ferg" Ferguson, features collaborations with Tim O'Brien, Rob McCoury, and other notable musicians.

The Davisson Brothers Band, hailing from West Virginia, have established themselves as a genre-blurring Americana group with a distinct Appalachian country sound. Since their formation in 2006, Chris and Donnie Davisson, along with Gerrod Bee and Aaron Regester, have achieved international success with three albums and hits like "Foot Stompin'" and "Po' Boyz." Noteworthy performances at festivals such as CMC Rocks and Carolina Country Fest have solidified their place in the music scene, alongside collaborations with respected artists like Tim O'Brien and Leftover Salmon's Vince Herman on their recent album, "Home Is Where the Heart Is," produced by Brent Cobb and David "Ferg" Ferguson.