
With over 1.6 billion streams, six number one country hits, & a growing list of platinum singles, Parmalee has cemented their place as a hit-making powerhouse. Known for their hook-heavy sound that doesn’t just dominate the genre - it crushes charts, radio & playlists, solidifying their legacy as a staple in today’s country music. Comprised of brothers Matt & Scott Thomas (lead vocals/guitar & drums, respectively), cousin Barry Knox (bass) & lifelong friend Josh McSwain, the North Carolina-bred band most recently topped the charts with their longest-running number one single, “Cowgirl,” the lead release from the album, Fell In Love With A Cowgirl. This single would become the longest-running number one by a band in nearly 14 years on the Billboard Country Airplay charts & marks Parmalee’s fifth consecutive number one following the massive success of number one fan favorites “Take My Name” (Billboard’s most-played country song of 2022), “Girl In Mine” (Billboard’s 8th most-played country song of 2023), “Just the Way” with Blanco Brown & the emotional ballad “Gonna Love You” that revisited the near-death experience the band endured earlier in their career. Known for their explosive live shows, the band recently released the deeply personal track “How Do I Let You Go” & delivered their current single “God Knew Better” to country radio which was the most added across Country Aircheck/Mediabase and Billboard. With acclaimed nods from the ACMs, iHeartRadio & AMAs, Parmalee is more than a chart force—they’re a live-show experience built to last.



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