Home Free and The Longest Johns

Home Free, originating from Mankato, Minnesota, is an award-winning country a cappella group. Known for their all-vocal harmonies and beatboxing, they blend country, pop, and gospel. They gained fame winning NBC's "The Sing-Off" in 2013, securing a Sony recording contract. Popular for songs like "Ring of Fire" and "Man of Constant Sorrow," they have collaborated with artists including Don McLean and The Oak Ridge Boys, and achieved multiple Billboard Top 3 albums.

Formed by gaming friends in Bristol, sea-shanty pioneers The Longest Johns went viral on YouTube and built a global folk music community. For over a decade, they have balanced tradition with reinvention, transforming theaters into communal singing spaces worldwide.