Tuesday was a big day for the Davisson Brothers Band. Nov. 11, 2014 marked the digital release of “Jesse James,” the lead single from the band’s newest recording project.

 

We're achieving a goal we've had since we were kids in grade school,” Chris Davisson said. “We're taking our music to the next level - releasing our new single across the nation!”

 

The high-energy, rugged anthem “Jesse James” is the title track of DBB’s latest album, which is being promoted via a live radio tour across the nation. Currently, the guys are currently embarking upon a two-week west coast tour, which started in Las Vegas. A list of radio stations visited can be found on the band's Web site.  Leading the band on the tour in promotion of the single is Michael Powers and Matt Corbin of Star Farm Nashville, in partnership with Big Rock Camp Records and the Morris Family.

 

Band members Donnie Davisson (lead vocals and rhythm guitar), his brother Chris Davisson (rhythm and lead guitar), their cousin Sammy Davisson (bass guitar and vocals) and lifelong best friend Aaron Regester (drums) request that fans call their favorite country radio stations and request “Jesse James.”

 

Now, the single can also be purchased digitally. It's available now on iTunes and within days, it will also be available on Google Play and other digital music outlets.

 

It’s just another step in making musical dreams come true for the West Virginia-rooted artists, who have developed a massive fan base for their signature blend of country, bluegrass and southern rock.

 

“Our grandpa used to say ‘where there's music, there's happiness,’” Chris Davisson said. “We have dedicated our lives to making music and have worked hard to bring happiness to people, both in good times and bad.”

 

“Jesse James” was recorded in Nashville and produced by multiple CMA, ACM and Grammy awarding winning producer Keith Stegall and producer Brian David Willis.

 

The Davisson Brothers Band is managed by Erv Woolsey, music industry veteran and longtime manager of George Strait, and represented by William Morris Endeavor agent Jay Williams.