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Needtobreathe
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Grand Rapids, MI
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Hampton Andrew "Drew" Holcomb, Jr.[1][2][3] (born May 13, xxxx)[4] is an American singer and songwriter who grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, and now calls East Nashville, Tennessee home. Holcomb's wife, Ellie, performs alongside him in the band, Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors. Holcomb earned a considerable following after his xxxx album, Washed in Blue, was released and had multiple TV placements on Lifetime's Army Wives[5] and Showtimes's United States of Tara,[6] and A&E's The Cleaner. Holcomb and his band, The Neighbors, joined by his wife and singing and songwriting partner Ellie Bannister Holcomb, daughter of Brown Bannister, then recorded xxxx's Passenger Seat. Holcomb has gained most of his following with a heavy touring schedule, headlining regionally in the Southeast, and opening for national acts such as Susan Tedeschi, Ryan Adams,[7] Los Lobos, Jon McLaughlin, The Avett Brothers, Robert Earl Keen,[8] Marc Broussard, Dave Barnes, and Matt Hires. Holcomb was featured on Paste Magazine's November xxxx Sampler CD.[9] In the fall of xxxx, Holcomb appearred alongside Pat Green, Billy Joe Shaver, and Darryl Worley on the TV show Legends and Lyrics.[10]
Holcomb's xxxx album Chasing Someday, produced by Andy Hunt at his East Nashville Wide Studios, debuted at number 182 on the Billboard 200 for the week ending February 26, xxxx.[11]
Drew and his wife Ellie are both involved in Nashville YoungLife and have played at various YoungLife camp locations across the United States during the summer sessions. They are expecting their first child, a daughter on November 7 in xxxx.
Holcomb's song "Live Forever", released in xxxx, was prominently featured in a commercial preview of the NBA's xxxx-12 season.[12][13] It was also used in promos for the series finale of House M.D. In January xxxx, his song, ?What Would I do Without You,? released in xxxx was featured on "How I Met Your Mother" in season 8, episode 14, titled "Ring Up!? [14]
Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors released their fourth album Good Light on February 19, xxxx on Good Time Records. The album features twelve songs, including the popular single "Tennessee", and was released following Holcomb's 30th birthday and the birth of his first child, daughter Emmylou. The band has set many new tour dates and is scheduled to play at the prestigious music and arts festival "Bonnaroo", held in June xxxx.