SAWYER BROWN CELEBRATES 40 YEARS WITH BLAKE SHELTON-PRODUCED ALBUM AND DOCUMENTARY

BLAKE SHELTON ON SAWYER BROWN: “IT WAS A NEW THING, SOMETHING LIKE I’D REALLY NEVER HEARD BEFORE. SAWYER BROWN DEFINED ’90S COUNTRY. GARTH IS GOING TO BE PISSED WHEN HE HEARS THAT.”

Sawyer Brown is known for hit songs, including “All These Years,” “Some Girls Do,” “The Walk,” “Thank God for You” and more. The group has spent four decades in country music, entertaining fans with their high-energy shows, infectious melodies and heartfelt ballads. Singer Mark Miller would bound on stage in his Panama hat brimming with enthusiasm and signature dance moves that kept fans on their feet all night.

To celebrate the group’s 40th anniversary, Sawyer Brown filmed the new documentary “Get Me To The Stage On Time,” which follows the band from its time on “Star Search” to the present day. “Get Me To The Stage On Time” premiered October 1 at the Nashville Film Festival. Blake Shelton served as executive producer on the doc and produced the band’s new album “Desperado Troubadours,” which will be out on March 8. Sawyer Brown’s lead single from the album “Under This Ole Hat” is out now.