Country Radio Agrees That Southern Rock Band Soul Circus Cowboys’ Latest Release is the Song of the Summer
- Jessica
- Aug 9, 2024
- 3 min read
NASHVILLE, TENN. – After receiving great praise from their previous releases, Billboard chart-topping southern rock band Soul Circus Cowboys is continuing to find success on their multi-city Summer 2024 U.S. radio tour, visiting 10 stations in 3 states in just 5 days in support of their latest radio summer smash Sit On A Beach.
Lead vocalist Billy McKnight as well as the rest of the band visited the stations to talk about their music, artistry and what makes Soul Circus Cowboys so important to them. Since the release, they have been winning over country listeners as well as program and music directors. The song has charted Top 20 on most streamed songs and Top 15 most downloaded tracks on the International PlayMPE chart, coming in right after Mitchell Tenpenny and Old Dominion. Sit On A Beach was written by Billy McKnight and produced by Grammy award-winning Frank Myers. This song can also be heard on all digital streaming platforms and the official music video can be seen HERE.
“All I can say is 'wow!' Very good songwriting and great performers."
-Jeff Haislip, Program Director/Production Manager, WJJM-FM, Tennessee
"It went great! They were terrific with great harmony and such a cool vibe. Love Sit On A Beach!!"
-Phillip Gibbons, Music/Program Director, WGSQ-FM, Tennessee
"I believe these guys have been the best I have had in the studio! Music was tight! Lyrics were visual and the harmony was on spot! Amazing group on the rise! Could listen to them for hours!"
–Travis Hickman, Owner/Program Director, WEPG-FM, Tennessee
"We had a GREAT visit with Billy and the guys! They are welcome anytime, We're already getting great feedback on their visit online and the single is an official add this week at 5 spins."
–Jim Quinton, Music/Program Director, WPPL-FM, Georgia
"We had a full house and it was super fun! Billy is great On Air!! LOVE Sit On A Beach!! Makes me want to head to the islands!! Great summer anthem! Will definitely be playing!! Also sounded GREAT on Can You Hear Me Now! Really liked it!!! Overall it was SUPER!”
–Karli Morgan, On Air Personality, WEIS-AM/FM, Alabama
"OMG! Off the chain! Wow! It was awesome having them. I’ve got some new brothers now! It was such a plus that Frank Myers came with them! Greg Fowler with Alabama Band joined us and we all went out to eat and enjoyed great fellowship and fun afterwards. Check out some videos on the 98-3 Wild Country Facebook page."
-Brian Anderson, Program Director/On-Air Personality, WKEA-FM, Alabama
"These guys were awesome! Great musicians, vocals and harmony...All the best to them with their musical career."
-Kenny Dean, Program Director, WKGA-FM, Alabama
Sponsored by Redwood Empire and CITGO Fueling Good, Soul Circus Cowboys is continuously on the road, lighting up stages all the way from Tampa, Florida to Sturgis in South Dakota. With shows slated through the end of the year, the band has been continuously praised by fans and critics for their astute musicianship. They’re thoroughly genuine. They’re phenomenally talented. They’re the Soul Circus Cowboys.
About Soul Circus Cowboys: Soul Circus Cowboys, a Southern Rock band with a unique blend of sunshine, celebration, and soul in their music, has been taking the music industry by storm. Comprised of Billy McKnight (lead vocals), Ron Zebron (lead guitar/vocals), Dan Turner (bass/vocals), and Joey Kirkland (guitar/vocals), their music drips of lived experiences that derive from an eclectic array of musical tastes, influences, and styles. Today, with a vision revolving around larger than life gasoline drenched performances, the band is currently collaborating with producer and Grammy award-winning songwriter Frank Myers. Staying true to their roots they write music about real life experiences that lead you on a musical journey through lyrical storytelling. Their overwhelming crowd appeal and robust sound has cemented them as the band to watch in 2024 and beyond.
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