Since their formation in 2006 at Texas Tech University, Josh Abbott Band has become a staple in the Texas music scene, enduring various challenges together such as personal losses and national tragedies. The band's relentless on-stage presence propelled them from a Texas-based act to a nationally recognized touring group with a loyal fanbase across the country. Their latest album, "The Highway Kind," produced by Marshall Altman and recorded at Sonic Ranch in El Paso, showcases lead singer Josh Abbott's transition from a seasoned road warrior to a devoted husband and father, reflecting a newfound sense of purpose and a collaborative songwriting approach embraced during a relocation to Nashville.

"The Highway Kind" follows the band's 2017 release, "Until My Voice Goes Out," marking a significant shift in Abbott's personal life and musical direction. The 10-track album not only captures Abbott's growth as a family man but also signifies a deeper sense of camaraderie within the band, marking it as their most authentic and collaborative recording experience to date. Embracing a more introspective and heartfelt approach, the album represents a new chapter for Josh Abbott Band, blending their signature country sound with a newfound sense of purpose and unity.