LANCO Unveils "We're Gonna Make It" as Title Track from Sophomore Album
LANCO, the multi-platinum selling country band from Nashville, Tennessee, is set to release their sophomore album "We're Gonna Make It" on January 17, 2025, through Riser House Records. This highly anticipated follow-up to their successful debut album "Hallelujah Nights" comes after a seven-year wait, a journey of which is reflected in the introspective and relatable themes explored throughout the new album.
The title track, "We're Gonna Make It," is one of 14 songs on the album, which also includes fan favorites like "Low Class Lovers" and "Sound of a Saturday Night". The album features a collaboration with GRAMMY-nominated Christian artist Cory Asbury on the track "We Grew Up Together," and promises a dynamic mix of personal storytelling and fresh, acoustic-driven country sounds.
LANCO, which stands for Lancaster & Company, consists of Brandon Lancaster (lead vocals), Jared Hampton (multi-instrumentalist), Chandler Baldwin (bass), Tim Aven (guitar), and Tripp Howell (drums). The band formed in 2013 and gained recognition with their breakout hit "Greatest Love Story" in 2017, which reached No. 1 on the Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay charts. Their debut album, "Hallelujah Nights," released in 2018, made history by debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart, the first country band in a decade to achieve this milestone with a debut album.
The new album reflects the band's journey over the past seven years, touching on themes of resilience, community, and self-discovery. Lead vocalist Brandon Lancaster has emphasized the album's honesty, stating, "We've poured our experiences, lessons, and emotions from the past few years into this album". The band's sound continues to blend elements of country, rock, pop, and folk, creating a unique musical identity that sets them apart in the country music landscape.
To celebrate the release of "We're Gonna Make It," LANCO will embark on a tour of the same name, kicking off in February 2025.
